Elektrolumineszez an Zink‐ und Kadmiumsulfiden

Matossi, Frank; Gutjahr, H.

doi:10.1002/pssb.19630030202

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“…A similar conclusion can be drawn from efficiency measurements using an integrating sphere (Galginaitis 1964). I n one reported instance (Malmstrom et al 1964) a certain amount of second harmonic was generated inside the laser crystal. This peak had a similar spectral width but was polarized in a different plane.…”

Section: Junction Lasersf-mentioning

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“…There is no longer j The author's book Electroluminescence (Henisch 1962) covers the literature up to approximately 1960-61 and includes an extensive bibliography. See also Henisch (1961) for an account of electroluminescent devices, Matossi and Gutjahr (1963) for a special review of the phenomena in zinc sulphide and a book by Ivey (1963) which pays special attention to field effects in excited phosphors.…”

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Electroluminescence

Henisch

1964

Rep. Prog. Phys.

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T h e paper presents a critical account of electroluminescence, with particular reference to the work of the last few years on such aspects as spectral characteristics, intraband relaxation, trapping processes, participation of crystal surfaces, contact phenomena, photo-electroluminescence and field enhancement processes. Recent experiments on injection (including tunnel injection) electroluminescence in zinc sulphide and intermetallic compounds are given special emphasis and their relevance to the traditional problems associated with phosphor materials is considered in some detail. There is also an introductory outline of the closely related junction laser phenomena. The paper is intended, both as a discussion of the issues which are now in need of further clarification, and as a retrospective review of 'source' material.

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Section: Junction Lasersf-mentioning

confidence: 99%