Publications by authors named "Dominik Scholz"
Article Synopsis
- Mixing special materials called inorganic semiconductors with organic films can create new, cool electronic devices.
- A method called oxidative chemical vapor deposition (oCVD) helps make high-quality, flexible structures using a polymer called PEDOT for advanced LEDs that look different from regular ones.
- Tests show that these new hybrid devices work really well, with great light and heat performance, making them better than just using inorganic materials alone.
(Al,In)GaN-based laser diodes with ridge widths broader than a few micrometer tend to show filamentation effects in the lateral direction. By time-resolved scanning near-field optical microscopy, we find different kinds of filaments depending on ridge width and lateral position. We investigate these effects systematically and compare them to the results of corresponding simulations, which are based on a simple rate equation model including the lateral dimension.
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