论文信息 - High-speed GaN micro-LED arrays for data communications

High-speed GaN micro-LED arrays for data communications

We report the modulation performance of micro-light-emitting diode arrays with peak emission ranging from 370 to 520 nm, and emitter diameters ranging from 14 to 84 μm. Bandwidths in excess of 400 MHz and error-free data transmission up to 1.1Gbit/s is shown. These devices are shown integrated with electronic drivers, allowing convenient control of individual array emitters. Transmission using such a device is shown at 512 Mbit/s.

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