论文信息 - Electroluminescence from porous silicon after metal deposition into the pores

Electroluminescence from porous silicon after metal deposition into the pores

Abstract Indium and aluminum can be deposited into the pores of porous silicon by an electroplating process. The electroluminescence efficiency is highly increased by this process. The impact of the metals on the luminescence is interpreted by a doping effect of In and Al with respect to the n-type silicon.

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