The anomalous droop in the external quantum efficiency (EQE) induced by the localization of excitons in GaN/InGaN green micro-light-emitting diodes (micro-LEDs) has been demonstrated at temperatures ranging from 25 to 100 K. At cryogenic temperatures, the random distribution of excitons among local potential energy minima limits the radiative recombination and reduces the EQE of green micro-LEDs. As the temperature increases from 25 to 100 K, the hopping of excitons from shallow potential energy minima to the potential energy valley contributes to the enhancement of radiative recombination. The distribution of excitons among local potential energy minima at cryogenic temperatures is also affected by the current density due to the influence of Coulomb screening of the polarization field and the band-filling effect.
Vision sensing is a key technology to realize on-line detection of welding groove sizes and welding torch relative position and posture parameters during the arc welding process of intelligent production. For the specially designed vision sensor based on combined laser structured lights, an integrated calibration method for its internal parameters is proposed firstly, which improves the efficiency, accuracy and comprehensiveness of internal parameter calibration for a line structured light vision sensor and provides a good foundation for industrial application of the vision sensor. Then, the high precision integrated detection algorithms are derived for the V-groove size parameters and the spatial position and posture (SPP) parameters of the welding torch relative to the welding groove based on a single modulated laser lines image. The algorithms make full use of the data in a single modulated laser lines image, adopting data segmentation and plane fitting to realize the 3D reconstruction of V-groove surfaces and its adjacent workpiece surfaces of planar workpiece, so solving the parameters with high precision. In the verification tests, the relative detection error of V-groove size parameters of planar workpiece is less than 1%, and the relative detection error of SPP parameters of welding torch relative to the welding groove is less than 5%, which separately shows the effectiveness and accuracy of the calibration method and the detection algorithms. This research work provides a good technical support for the practical application of the specially designed vision sensor in the intelligent welding production.
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