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[8a-N301-2]ITO film thickness dependence of highly reflective ITO/Al electrodes for deep ultraviolet LED

〇Kenta Takase1, Naoki Hamashima1, Ryuunosuke Oka1, Sena Miura1, Teppei Takehisa1, Hibiki Muto1, Marina Fujita1, Tetsuya Takeuchi1, Satoshi Kamiyama1, Motoaki Iwaya1, Hisanori Ishiguro1, Yoshiki Saito2, Koji Okuno2 (1.Meijjo Univ., 2.TOYODA GOSEI)

Keywords:

Deep Ultraviolet LED,ITO/Al,film thickness dependence

The power conversion efficiency of deep ultraviolet LEDs is approximately 10%. To improve power conversion efficiency, it is necessary to improve light extraction efficiency, which requires a structure that increases the reflectance of the p-electrode. In our laboratory, when using Ni/Au electrodes with a reflectance of 30% (at λ = 270 nm), the power conversion efficiency is approximately 2.6%, so we are conducting research on high-reflectance electrodes using ITO/Al electrodes. With ITO/Al electrodes, the trade-off between increasing light output and voltage through thinning the ITO film thickness is a challenge, and little research has been conducted on the optimal ITO film thickness. Therefore, in this study, we aimed to enhance efficiency in ITO/Al electrodes by fabricating LED devices with different ITO film thicknesses, conducting reflectance measurements and I-V-L measurements, and comparing the results.