TY - JOUR KW - Model KW - Impact KW - Measurements KW - Measurement KW - USA KW - Transmission KW - Surface KW - Optical properties KW - Experimental KW - Films KW - Time KW - Ca KW - Sample KW - Samples KW - Properties KW - Property KW - C KW - Picosecond KW - M KW - Absorption KW - Area KW - Confinement KW - Disorder KW - Dynamics KW - Electroluminescence KW - Length KW - Mn KW - Nanocrystallites KW - Nonlinear optical properties (NLO) KW - Nonlinear optical properties (NLO) KW - Nonlinear-transmission KW - Optical property KW - Optical-properties KW - Porous silicon KW - Porous silicon KW - Results KW - Silicon AU - M. M Cynthia Hipwell AU - Chang-Lin Tien AU - Xianglei Mao AU - Richard E Russo AB -
In this work, differential transmission measurements are made to characterize the short-time-scale optical properties of p-type light-emitting porous silicon. Aged and freshly etched samples are used to determine the impact of aging on the nonlinear optical properties. Two-component photo-induced absorption is observed in both types of samples. A model that considers porous silicon's unique properties of confinement, high surface area, and disorder on several length scales is presented to explain the experimental results.
AD -Univ Calif Berkeley, Berkeley, CA 94720 USA Lawrence Berkeley Lab, Berkeley, CA USA
BT - Microscale Thermophysical Engineering C2 - LBNL-42475 DO - 10.1080/108939598200006 IS - 2 LA - eng N1 -LBNL-42475 NOT IN FILE
N2 -In this work, differential transmission measurements are made to characterize the short-time-scale optical properties of p-type light-emitting porous silicon. Aged and freshly etched samples are used to determine the impact of aging on the nonlinear optical properties. Two-component photo-induced absorption is observed in both types of samples. A model that considers porous silicon's unique properties of confinement, high surface area, and disorder on several length scales is presented to explain the experimental results.
PY - 1998 RP - Laser SP - 87 EP - 99 T2 - Microscale Thermophysical Engineering TI - Picosecond differential transmission measurements on porous silicon VL - 2 ER -