SLIDE 1 PVMD
Delft University of Technology
Recombination Processesβ Radiative & Auger
RenΓ© van Swaaij
SLIDE 2 Learning objectives
- Identify three recombination processes
SLIDE 3 Learning objectives
- Identify three recombination processes
- Conceptualize underlying mechanisms
SLIDE 4 Learning objectives
- Identify three recombination processes
- Conceptualize underlying mechanisms
- Understand their recombination rates
SLIDE 5 Recombination - definition
Recombination
SLIDE 6 Recombination - definition
Recombination
annihilation of free charge carriers
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Three recombination processes
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Three recombination processes
Radiative
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SLIDE 9 Three recombination processes
Radiative Auger
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- Three recombination processes
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Shockley- Read-Hall Radiative Auger
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- Three recombination processes
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Shockley- Read-Hall Radiative Auger
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SLIDE 12 Radiative recombination
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SLIDE 13 Radiative recombination
- Energy emitted as photon
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SLIDE 14 Radiative recombination
- Energy emitted as photon
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SLIDE 15 Radiative recombination
- Energy emitted as photon
- Important for direct bandgap
materials
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Radiative recombination rate
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Radiative recombination rate
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Radiative recombination rate
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Radiative recombination rate
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Radiative recombination rate n-type under low-level injection:
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Radiative recombination rate n-type under low-level injection:
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Radiative recombination rate n-type under low-level injection:
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Radiative recombination rate n-type under low-level injection:
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Radiative recombination rate n-type under low-level injection:
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Radiative recombination rate n-type under low-level injection:
n-type
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Radiative recombination rate n-type under low-level injection:
n-type p-type
πd = πΎπ0(π β π0)
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- Three recombination processes
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Shockley- Read-Hall Radiative Auger
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SLIDE 28 Auger Recombination Energy transferred to third particle
SLIDE 29 Auger Recombination Energy transferred to third particle Third particle excited deeper into band
SLIDE 30 Auger Recombination Energy transferred to third particle Third particle excited deeper into band Energy lost by thermalization
SLIDE 31 Electron-Electron-Hole
Auger Recombination
SLIDE 32 Auger Recombination
EEH
SLIDE 33 Electron-Hole-Hole
Auger Recombination
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SLIDE 34 EHH
Auger Recombination
EEH
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EEH and EHH recombination rate
EEH
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EEH and EHH recombination rate
EEH
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EEH and EHH recombination rate
EEH
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EEH and EHH recombination rate
EEH
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EEH and EHH recombination rate
EEH EHH
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EEH and EHH recombination rate
EEH EHH
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EEH and EHH recombination rate
EEH EHH
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EEH and EHH recombination rate
EEH EHH
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EEH and EHH recombination rate
EEH EHH Auger
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Auger recombination rate
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Auger recombination rate Strongly doped n-type Low-level injection
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Auger recombination rate Strongly doped n-type Low-level injection
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Auger recombination rate Strongly doped n-type Low-level injection
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Auger recombination rate Strongly doped n-type Low-level injection
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Auger recombination rate Strongly doped n-type Low-level injection
π-type
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π-type
Auger recombination rate Strongly doped n-type Low-level injection
π-type
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π-type
Auger recombination rate Strongly doped n-type Low-level injection
π-type
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π-type
Auger recombination rate Strongly doped n-type Low-level injection
π-type
πAug β π·ππ
π΅ 2π
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Overview
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Overview
Shockley- Read-Hall Radiative Auger
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Overview
Shockley- Read-Hall Radiative Auger
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Overview
Shockley- Read-Hall Radiative Auger
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Overview
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