3D fluorescence confocal microscopy of InGaN/GaN multiple quantum well nanorods from a light absorption perspective

Gu, Yan; Liu, Yu Shen; Yang, Guofeng; Xie, Feng; Zhu, Chun; Yu, Yingzhou; Zhang, Xiumei; Lu, Naiyan; Wang, Yueke

doi:10.1039/d1na00127b

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“…Figure 1B shows the 3D side view of Al x Ga 1‐x N NRs arranged vertically with a plane wave as incident light on the top of the NRs. Geometric parameters of the arrays consist of length (L) of 1 μm on the basis of former studies, 18–21 diameter (D) and pitch (P) defined as the center‐to‐center distance of the NRs shown in Figure 1C. The absorptance (A[λ]) of NRAs can be calculated according to:

normalA ((), λ) goodbreak= 1 goodbreak- normalR ((), λ) goodbreak- normalT ((), λ),

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Absorption of Al(GaN)N nanorod arrays with geometrical tuning

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Int J Numerical Modelling

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We theoretically demonstrate that Al(Ga)N nanorod arrays (NRAs) exhibit tunable absorption and achieve selective resonant absorption according to different Al mole factions based on COMSOL Multiphysics via the three‐dimensional finite‐element method. The optical properties of AlxGa1‐xN (x = 0, 0.2, 0.4) NRAs with different geometrical parameters were discussed from the optical absorption and electric field distribution diagram perspective. The simulated results show that the resonant wavelength of absorption spectra is red‐shifted with increase of diameter. Besides, the NRA with diameter ≤ 70 nm own lower absorptance compared to the NRA with larger diameter, which is attributed to the weak coupling between light and NRs. In terms of the influences of pitch on the optical properties, intense coupling between incident light and NRAs with smaller pitch can be obtained. Notably, the position of absorption peak is blue‐shifted as the aluminum (Al) component increases. This work is promising for photovoltaics and photodetection in ultraviolet field.

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