Very efficient light emission from bulk crystalline silicon

By T. Trupke, Jianhua Zhao, Aihua Wang, R. Corkish, Martin A. Green. 2003

168 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Chemistry

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In Biomedical Engineering

1. Martin A. Green
2. Harry A. Atwater
3. A. P. Alivisatos
4. L. Sweatlock
5. Eli Yablonovitch
6. S. A. Maier
7. Katsuaki Tanabe
8. A. Polman

In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. Harry A. Atwater
2. Martin A. Green
3. Sarah Kurtz
4. O. Miller
5. Eli Yablonovitch
6. A. P. Alivisatos
7. L. Sweatlock
8. H. Snaith

In Materials Chemistry

1. Martin A. Green
2. A. P. Alivisatos
3. Harry A. Atwater
4. Katsuaki Tanabe
5. H. Snaith

Citations in the corpus

• Silicon-Based Plasmonics for On-Chip Photonics (2010, background): “In Si, quantum confinement has led to high external quantum efficiency bulk LEDs [76], novel nanocrystal-based field-effect LEDs [81], and even the possibility of fast optical gain in closely packed nanocrystals [24], [65].”
• Strong Internal and External Luminescence as Solar Cells Approach the Shockley–Queisser Limit (2011, background): “Although Silicon makes an excellent solar cell [9], Auger recombination fundamentally limits its internal luminescence yield to <20% [10]–[12], which prevents Silicon from approaching the SQ limit.”
• Radiative efficiency of state‐of‐the‐art photovoltaic cells (2012, background): “For silicon devices, the IRE can be several times the ERE [5], but obviously this ratio must decrease towards unity as both approach 100%.”