US Patent 8232722 - Nanocrystal LED with reduced radiative loss
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This patent from MIT teaches using nanocrystals to form an LED structure including a lightly doped layer to improve the efficiency of photon generation. Claim 1 reads:
1. A light emitting device comprising:
a first charge transporting layer including a first inorganic material in contact with a first electrode arranged to introduce charge in the first charge transporting layer;
a second electrode;
a plurality of colloidally-grown semiconductor nanocrystals disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode; and
a lightly doped layer proximal to the nanocrystals, wherein the lightly doped layer is doped in an amount effective to minimize non-radiative losses due to exciton quenching by unbound charge carriers in the transporting layer.
This patent from MIT teaches using nanocrystals to form an LED structure including a lightly doped layer to improve the efficiency of photon generation. Claim 1 reads:
1. A light emitting device comprising:
a first charge transporting layer including a first inorganic material in contact with a first electrode arranged to introduce charge in the first charge transporting layer;
a second electrode;
a plurality of colloidally-grown semiconductor nanocrystals disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode; and
a lightly doped layer proximal to the nanocrystals, wherein the lightly doped layer is doped in an amount effective to minimize non-radiative losses due to exciton quenching by unbound charge carriers in the transporting layer.
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