Qunano Ab

Sol Voltaics Ab

Damir Asoli

Lars Samuelson

Jonas Ohlsson

Werner Seifert

Zhaoxia Bi

Martin Magnusson

Ingvar Åberg

Lars Ivar Samuelson

Ingvar Åberg

Jonas Tegenfeldt

A light emitting diode (LED) includes a plurality of Group III-nitride nanowires extending from a substrate, at least one Group III-nitride pyramidal shell layer located on each of the plurality of Group III-nitride nanowires, a continuous Group III-nitride pyramidal layer located over the at least one Group III-nitride pyramidal shell layer, and a continuous pyramidal contact layer located over the continuous Group III-nitride pyramidal layer. The at least one Group III-nitride pyramidal shell layer is located in an active region of the LED. The plurality of Group III-nitride nanowires are doped one of n- or p-type. The continuous Group III-nitride pyramidal layer is doped another one of p- or n-type to form a junction with the plurality of Group III-nitride nanowires. A distance from a side portion of the continuous contact layer to the plurality of Group III-nitride nanowires is shorter than a distance of an apex of the continuous contact layer to the plurality of Group III-nitride nanowires.

Light emitting diode device having III-nitride nanowires, a shell layer and a continuous layer

A semiconductor nanowire device includes at least one semiconductor nanowire having a bottom surface and a top surface, an insulating material which surrounds the semiconductor nanowire, and an electrode ohmically contacting the top surface of the semiconductor nanowire. A contact of the electrode to the semiconductor material of the semiconductor nanowire is dominated by the contact to the top surface of the semiconductor nanowire.

Recessed contact to semiconductor nanowires

The present invention relates to the growing of nitride semiconductors, applicable for a multitude of semiconductor devices such as diodes, LEDs and transistors. According to the method of the invention nitride semiconductor nanowires are grown utilizing a CVD based selective area growth technique. A nitrogen source and a metal-organic source are present during the nanowire growth step and at least the nitrogen source flow rate is continuous during the nanowire growth step. The V/III-ratio utilized in the inventive method is significantly lower than the V/III-ratios commonly associated with the growth of nitride based semiconductor.

Nitride nanowires and method of producing such

Device with nitride nanowires having a shell layer and a continuous layer

Method of producing nitride nanowires with different core and shell V/III flow ratios

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