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direct-recombination

Please refer to the keywords section for $direct-recombination for more details.

The simplest process for the generation and recombination of electron-hole pairs is the direct process via the emission or absorption of a photon (radiative recombination). This is important for light emitting devices.

Rdir = C ( n p - ni2 )

 

Parameter Description Input parameter Units
C Parameter n-C [cm3/s]

!---------------------------------------------------------!
$direct-recombination                            optional !
                                                          !
 material-name                    character      required !
 number-of-parameters             integer        required !
                                                          !
 C-opt                            double         optional ! [cm3/s]
 bow-C-opt                        double         optional !
                                                          !
$end_direct-recombination                        optional !
!---------------------------------------------------------!

Syntax

material-name        = GaAs
Name of material to which this set of parameters applies. Name has to be listed in $default-materials.

number-of-parameters = 1
Control parameter if the number of parameters provided is the same as demanded.

C-opt                = 7.5d-10         ! [cm3/s]
The parameters are specified as shown in the tables above. For ternary alloys there are also bowing parameters possible (bow-C-opt).

 

!--------------------

material-name        = In(x)Ga(1-x)As
number-of-parameters = 1

bow-C-opt            = 0d0             !
zero bowing

!--------------------

material-name        = GaAs
number-of-parameters = 1

C-opt                = 7.5d-10         ! [cm3/s]
 

Please refer to the keywords section for $direct-recombination for more details.

   
Last modified: 09-Jun-2011