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Controlled photoluminescence in amorphous-silicon-nitride microcavities

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Tanrıseven, S.

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Narrow-band and enhanced photoluminescence have been observed in hydrogenated amorphous-silicon-nitride microcavities. The distributed Bragg reflectors were fabricated using alternating layers of hydrogenated amorphous-silicon nitride and hydrogenated amorphous-silicon oxide. The microcavity resonance wavelength was designed to be at the maximum of the bulk hydrogenated amorphous-silicon-nitride luminescence spectrum. At the microcavity resonance, the photoluminescence amplitude is enhanced, while the photoluminescence linewidth is reduced with respect to the bulk hydrogenated amorphous-silicon nitride. (C) 2001 American Institute of Physics.

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American Institute of Physics (AIP) Publishing

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Applied Physics Letters

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10.1063/1.1347022

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