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- the present invention relates to a light-emitting device having improved light-emitting efficiency, and a self-scanning light-emitting device using such a light-emitting device.
- a surface-emitting light emitting device is disclosed in Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 2-145584, which is assigned to the present applicant. It is disclosed in Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 9-859585.
- the basic structure is the same for both the surface emitting thyristor and the edge emitting thyristor, for example, AlGa continuous to the GaAs Knofer layer on the GaAs substrate.
- An As layer (A 1 composition, for example, 0.35) is crystal-grown.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing the basic structure of a light-emitting thyristor.
- reference numeral 10 denotes a p-type GaAs substrate.
- a p-type GaAs absorptive layer 12 On this substrate, a p-type GaAs absorptive layer 12, a p-type AlGaAs layer 14, An n-type A 1 GaAs layer 16, a p-type Al GaAs layer 18, and an n-type Al GaAs layer 20 are sequentially laminated.
- a force electrode 22 is formed on the A 1 GaAs layer 20, a gate electrode 24 is formed on the Al GaAs layer 18, and a back surface of the GaAs layer is formed on the back surface of the GaAs substrate.
- An anode electrode 26 is provided.
- p-type layers, n-type layers, p-type layers, and n-type layers are stacked in this order on a p-type GaAs substrate via a buffer layer.
- the uppermost layer electrode is an anode electrode and the uppermost layer is an anode electrode.
- the lower electrode is the cathode electrode.
- the present inventors arranged light emitting silicides having such a structure in an array, and formed an appropriate interaction between these arranged light emitting silicides.
- the above-mentioned publication discloses that the self-scanning function can be realized by providing the light emitting device.
- the light emitting device can be easily mounted as a light source for an optical printer, and the arrangement pitch of the light emitting elements can be reduced. It has been shown that a compact self-scanning light-emitting device can be manufactured.
- the A1 composition greatly changes at the interface between the GaAs GaAs layer and the AlGaAs layer on this buffer layer.
- the A1 composition changes from A1 composition 0 to A1 composition 0.35, the change in lattice constant is small, but due to this rapid change, the lattice disorder at this interface or the energy band is large. Deformation occurs. As a result, lattice mismatch at the interface increases, and dislocations occur. In addition, the energy gap at the interface increases, and the deformation of the energy band increases due to bonding.
- the GaAs knocker layer interposed a Induction of lattice defects due to lattice mismatch and formation of unclear impurity levels at the interface between the As Asn buffer layer and the AlGas As layer.
- device characteristics are degraded due to an increase in the holding current.
- external quantum efficiency is reduced due to the generation of defects that become carrier killers near these interfaces, and the amount of emitted light is reduced.
- an n-type GaAs layer 28 is formed on the n-type A 1 GaAs layer 20 in order to make a homogenous contact with the cathode electrode 22. May be formed.
- the same elements as those in FIG. 1 are denoted by the same reference numerals.
- GaAs was used as the uppermost layer material in order to facilitate the ohmic contact with the electrodes and to simplify the material system.
- the emission wavelength of the light-emitting thyristor is about 78 O nm, and if the GaAs layer is used as the uppermost layer, its absorption edge wavelength is about 860 nm, so the emitted light Is absorbed while passing through the uppermost layer 28, causing a decrease in the amount of light.
- the thickness of the GaAs layer should be recorded, but if the thickness is small, the following problems are further raised. Occurs.
- FIG. 3 is a graph showing the light absorption spectrum of the n-type GaAs layer at 297 K.
- the vertical axis shows the absorption coefficient, and the horizontal axis shows the photon energy. The amount of light absorbed is
- This graph shows that the absorption coefficient for light having a wavelength of 78 O nm is about 1.5 ⁇ 10 4 . If the thickness t is set to 0.02 // m and the absorption is simply calculated from the above equation, it can be seen that the decrease in the amount of emitted light is 3 to 4%. When the fluctuation of the film thickness or the disorder of the atomic arrangement due to alloying or the change of the composition occur, the absorption amount further decreases.
- FIG. 4 shows a light emitting thyristor having a GaAs layer 12 on a GaAs substrate 10 and a GaAs layer 28 on the uppermost layer.
- the same elements as those in FIGS. 1 and 2 are denoted by the same reference numerals.
- a light emitting transistor having a pnpn structure is a combination of a P np transistor 44 on the substrate side and an npn transistor 46 on the opposite side of the substrate.
- the anode is the emitter of the pnp transistor 44
- the power source is the emitter of the npn transistor 46
- the gate is the emitter of the npn transistor 44.
- the holding current of the thyristor is determined by the combination of the current amplification factors of the transistors 44 and 46. In other words, to reduce the holding current, It is necessary to increase the current amplification factor.
- the current amplification factor is given by the product of the emitter injection efficiency, the transport efficiency, the collector junction avalanche multiplication factor M, and the intrinsic collector efficiency *.
- the impurity concentration in the emitter is designed to be higher than the impurity concentration in the base in order to increase the emitter injection efficiency.
- the diffusion rate of Zn which is a p-type impurity, is very high, and even during epitaxy film formation, it diffuses into the n-type semiconductor layer to compensate for the n-type impurity. Therefore, the Zn concentration of the anode layer (the GaAs layer 12 and the AlGas layer 14) is reduced by the impurity of the n-type gate layer (the AlGas layer 16). If the concentration is higher than the concentration of Si, Si near the interface between the anode layer and the gate layer is almost compensated, and the transport efficiency of the transistor is reduced. In addition, there is a problem that a non-luminous center is formed, which causes a decrease in luminous efficiency. Disclosure of the invention
- An object of the present invention is to reduce the luminous efficiency in a light emitting device formed by growing an A1 GaAs layer on a GaAs substrate with a GaAs noise layer interposed therebetween.
- An object is to provide an improved light emission thyristor.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a light emitting silicide using GaAs as the uppermost layer material and having improved luminous efficiency.
- Still another object of the present invention is to provide a self-scanning light-emitting device using the above-described light-emitting array.
- a first embodiment of the present invention is directed to a pnpn structure in which p-type and n-type A 1 GaAs layers are alternately stacked on a GaAs buffer layer on a GaAs substrate.
- the light emitting thyristor immediately above the GaAs
- the composition of A 1 G a As layer changes so that the composition of A 1 increases stepwise, or the composition of A 1 changes so as to increase continuously. It is a light emitting thyristor characterized by.
- the A1 composition of the AlGaAs layer is gradually changing, so that the G1As layer has a gap between the G1As layer and the A1GaAs layer.
- Lattice defects such as dislocations due to lattice mismatch at the interface can be reduced, and extreme deformation of the energy band at the interface can be reduced.
- insertion of a single or multiple quantum well or a strained superlattice structure using a strained layer may be effective.
- the light to the substrate side is reflected by the quantum well layer or the superlattice layer, so that the emitted light amount Can also be expected to improve.
- the misfit dislocation may occur in the A1GaAs layer in which the composition of A1 changes stepwise or continuously
- the misfit dislocation may be generated.
- a quantum well layer or a strained superlattice structure may be provided in the AlGaAs layer in order to stop the propagation of this.
- the material of the uppermost layer is made of a material having an absorption edge wavelength shorter than 780 nm, for example, InGaP, InGaAsP or AlG.
- aInP an absorption edge wavelength shorter than 780 nm
- this material be lattice-matched to the GaAs substrate.
- the impurity concentration of at least the portion of the anode layer close to the n-gate layer is reduced.
- the pnpn-structure light-emitting silicide which is characterized by a lower concentration than the p-type substrate, is formed on a p-type substrate by, for example, p-type first layer, p-type second layer, and n-type third layer.
- the impurity concentration in the first and second layers is set to be equal to or less than the impurity concentration in the third layer, whereby impurity diffusion from the first and second layers to the third layer is achieved.
- a self-scanning light emitting device having the following structure can be realized by using the light emitting device as a light emitting element.
- a plurality of light emitting elements each having a control electrode of a threshold voltage or a threshold current for a light emitting operation are arranged, and at least one light emitting element located near the control electrode of each light emitting element is arranged.
- Connected to the control electrode of the element via an interaction resistor or an electric element having electrical unidirectionality multiple wires for applying voltage or current to the electrode controlling the light emission of each light emitting element It is a self-scanning light emitting device connected.
- a plurality of transfer elements having a threshold voltage or a threshold current control electrode for a transfer operation are arranged, and the control electrode of each transfer element is arranged in at least one position near the transfer element.
- One transfer element is connected to the control electrode via an interaction resistor or an electrically unidirectional electric element, and a power line is connected to each transfer element using electric means.
- a self-scanning transfer element array formed by connecting a clock line to each transfer element, and a light-emitting element array in which a plurality of light-emitting elements having threshold voltage or current control electrodes are arranged.
- each control electrode of the light emitting element array is connected to the control electrode of the transfer element by electrical means, and a line for injecting a current for light emission into each light emitting element is provided. It is.
- the external luminous efficiency is improved.
- a good and high-definition, compact, low-cost light emitting device can be realized.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a conventional light emitting device having a buffer layer.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a conventional light emitting device using a GaAs layer as the uppermost layer.
- FIG. 3 is a graph showing the absorption coefficient of n-type GaAs in the emission thyristor of FIG.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a conventional light emitting thyristor.
- FIG. 5 is an equivalent circuit diagram of the light emitting thyristor shown in FIG.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a circuit for evaluating characteristics of a light emitting thyristor.
- Figure 9 is a graph showing an example of threshold current measurement.
- FIG. 10 is a graph showing a measurement example of the holding current.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 12 and FIG. 13 are views showing a fourth embodiment of the present invention. is there.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 15 is a graph showing the photoluminescence intensity of InGaP.
- Figure 16 shows In 05 G a. Of 5 P layer of light-absorbing spectrum, it is a graph showing by comparison with G a A s.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram showing a light output measuring circuit for a light emitting thyristor.
- FIG. 18 is a composition diagram of InGaAsP.
- FIG. 19 is a graph showing the relationship between the lattice constant of A 1 G a In P and the energy gap.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram showing current-light output characteristics of a light emitting thyristor.
- FIG. 21 is a diagram showing a seventh embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 22 is an equivalent circuit diagram of a first basic structure of the self-scanning light emitting device.
- FIG. 23 is an equivalent circuit diagram of the second basic structure of the self-scanning light emitting device.
- FIG. 24 is an equivalent circuit diagram of the third basic structure of the self-scanning light emitting device. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an embodiment of the present invention which has solved the problem of the conventional light emitting silicon device having the buffer layer described in FIG.
- X A s layer on the G a A s board 1 0, while increasing the A 1 composition X to 0 (G a A s) gradually from zero.
- the epitaxy shows a state of growing. Regardless of the conductive type (n-type, p-type) of GaAs and AlGaAs, the method of epitaxial growth is the same. I will explain it.
- a The 1 GaAs layer is epitaxially grown. That is, a GaAs layer (buffer layer) 12 having an A1 composition of 0, and an A1 GaAs layer 50-1 having an A1 composition of 0.1 and an A1 composition of 0.2.
- AIG a As layer 50 — 2 Al Ga As layer with 0.3 A 1 composition 50 — 3,
- a 1 G a As layer with 0.3 A 1 composition 50 — 4 sequentially grow epitaxy.
- the four Al G a As layers with the A 1 composition increased in a stepwise manner 50 — 1, 50-1-2, 50--3, and 50-4 are the Al G a in FIG. This corresponds to the As layer 14.
- the GaAs noise layer 12 to A 1 The overall thickness of the GaAs layer from 50 to 4 is set by the carrier confinement efficiency.
- An A1 GaAs layer having an A1 composition of 0.35 is sequentially epitaxially grown.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a second embodiment of the present invention in which the problem of the conventional light emitting thyristor having the buffer layer described in FIG. 1 is solved.
- the epitaxial growth is performed on the buffer layer 12 while continuously changing A 1 x G a As and A 1 composition X from 0 to 0.35.
- Such a change in the A1 composition is realized by continuously changing at least one of the supply amounts of A1 and Ga during the epitaxial growth.
- the A 1 GaAs composition in which the A 1 composition continuously changed from 0 to 0.35 was formed on the GaAs buffer layer 12 on the GaAs substrate 10.
- the layer 52-1 is formed, and subsequently, an AlGaAs layer 52-2 having an A1 composition of 0.35 is formed.
- AlGaAs layers 52-1 and 52-2 correspond to the AlGaAs layers 14 in FIG. 1.
- the overall film thickness of the GaAs layer 12 to A1 GaAs layer 5 2 to 2 is set by the confinement efficiency of the carrier. .
- the GaAs noise layer and the AIGAs layer can be separated from each other.
- Lattice defects such as dislocations due to lattice mismatch at the interface can be reduced, and extreme deformation of the energy band at the interface can be reduced. This reduces the effect on device characteristics.
- Threshold current and holding current of the light emitting thyristor of the first or second embodiment Light output was measured by the following method. As shown in Fig. 8, the anode electrode 26, the power source electrode 64, and the gate electrode 66 of the thyristor 60 are connected to the constant current source 68 and the constant voltage source 70. and, varying the output current I k of the constant current source 6 8 were measured mosquitoes Eaux de voltage of the light-emitting reuse scan evening V k and gain one preparative current I g.
- Fig. 9 shows a typical example of the measurement data. In Fig. 9, finds the maximum and ing current just before the gate one preparative current I epsilon is reversed from increase to decrease, which was used as a threshold current.
- the power source voltage V k was measured while similarly changing the output current I k of the constant current source 68 (equivalent to the cathode current of the light-emitting thyristor 6 °).
- the holding current was defined as the point where the cathode voltage exceeded a certain value (for example, 0.2V).
- Light output is connected to the anode over cathode electrode via a resistor the gate electrode, measuring an appropriate value and is set to (eg if 13 mA) Hikari Kino output output current I k with full O preparative die Hauts de I got it by doing.
- the threshold current was about an average. It decreased by 20%, and the holding current decreased by about 15% on average. The light output increased on average by about 10%.
- FIG. 11 is a view showing a third embodiment of the present invention which has solved the problem of the conventional light emitting thyristor having the buffer layer described in FIG.
- the quantum well layer 72 is formed on the GaAs layer 12 on the GaAs layer 0, and A 1 GaAs is formed on the quantum well layer 72, similarly to the conventional structure of FIG.
- the layer 14 and the AlGaAs layer 16 are formed by epitaxial growth.
- Such a quantum well layer is composed of the A1Gas layer in which the A1 composition is increased stepwise in the first and second embodiments and the A1GaA layer in which the A1 composition is continuously changed.
- the sub well layer in this embodiment is provided not in the interface between the GaAs layer 12 and the A1 GaAs layer 14 but in the AlGaAs layer 14. You may. The same effect can be obtained by using a strained superlattice structure instead of the quantum bowl door layer.
- the misfit dislocations generated due to lattice mismatch are generated.
- the light propagates through the AlGaAs layer to reach the upper layer, which may affect the thyristor characteristics.
- An embodiment in which the propagation of such a misfit dislocation is reduced and stopped will be described below.
- a quantum well layer or a strained superlattice structure 74 is provided in the A 1 GaAs layer 50-4.
- a quantum well layer or a strained superlattice structure 76 is provided in the A 1 GaAs layer 52-2 in the structure of FIG. 7. This makes it possible to stop the propagation of misfit dislocations.
- FIG. 14 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the light emitting device according to the present invention, which solves the problem of the conventional light emitting device using the GaAs layer as the uppermost layer described in FIG.
- the structure is the same as that of the conventional example in FIG. 2, except that the uppermost GaAs layer is made of an InGaP layer 8 lattice-matched to the GaAs substrate.
- TMI trimethylindium
- TMG trimethylethyl gallium
- P raw material phosphine
- the growth temperature was set at 600 to 700 ° C.
- the group III feed molar ratio (TMG / TMI) was determined to be proportional to the mixed crystal ratio (X / 1-X).
- Selenium was used as a dopant for obtaining n-type InGaP, and hydrogen selenide was used as a raw material for selenium.
- Figure 15 shows In measured at room temperature. 5 G a 0. 5 shows the full O door Le Mi Netw cell Nsu strength of the P. The emission center wavelength is about 66 O nm.
- Figure 1 6 shows compares the light absorption scan Bae click preparative Le of the same I n 0 5 G a 05 P layer, and G a A s ( Figure 3). I n 0 5 G a.
- the absorption edge wavelength of 5 P is about 650 nm (0.9 eV)
- the absorption coefficient for light of the wavelength of 780 nm is 10 cn 1 or less, and the . value much smaller than the 5 x 1 0 4 cm was obtained.
- a light emitting thyristor was prepared.
- the method of growing the InGaP layer is as described above, and the other manufacturing processes are the same as in the case of using the previously disclosed GaAs layer.
- AuGeNi was used as the material of the cathode electrode in order for the force electrode to make an intimate contact with the InGaP layer.
- the light-emitting thyristor was connected as shown in Fig. 17.
- the gate electrode 84 of the light emitting thyristor 82 is connected to the anode electrode 88 via a resistor 86, and a constant current source is connected between the anode electrode 88 and the force source electrode 90.
- the light output under a constant force source current (for example, 10 mA) was measured with a photo diode by connecting 92.
- the obtained light output increased on average by about 3% from the typical value in the case of the light emitting thyristor using the GaAs layer. From this, I n. It can be seen that the absorption of the 5 G a ⁇ .5 P layer is negligible.
- the composition having a lattice constant equal to the lattice constant of GaAs has a higher energy from the point 102 shown by a black circle, indicating that the absorption is higher. It can be seen that the yield coefficient can be reduced.
- FIG 19 is a graph showing the relationship between the lattice constant of AlGalnP and the energy gap.
- the vertical axis shows the lattice constant, and the horizontal axis shows the energy gap E g.
- the shaded area 104 is the composition range of Al x G ay In P, and the solid line 106 that matches latticely with G a As is shown in this figure.
- a light-emitting thyristor was manufactured in which only the concentrations of the p-type GaAs layer 12 and the p-type AlGas layer 14 were changed.
- Table 1 shows the compounds, film thicknesses, impurities, and impurity concentrations of the substrate and each layer.
- the substrate 1 is made of GaAs and the impurity is Zn.
- the notch layer 12 is made of GaAs having a thickness of 500 nm, and the impurity is Zn.
- the anode layer 14 is made of Al 03 Ga with a thickness of 500 nm. 7 As , the impurity is Zn.
- n-type gate layer 1 6 Do Ri by thickness 2 0 0 nm of A 1 0 13 G a 087 A s Ri, impurities are S i.
- the p-type gate layer 18 is made of A0.13Ga0.87As with a thickness of 800 nm, and the impurity is Zn.
- the force source layer 20 is Al having a thickness of 500 nm. , 3 G a 0.7 As, and the impurity is Si.
- the ohmic contact layer 28 is made of GaAs having a thickness of 3 O nm, and the impurity is Si.
- the impurity concentration of the four layers 16, 18, 20, and 28 is the same. That is, the impurity concentration of Si in layer 16 is lxl 0 18 / cm 3 , the impurity concentration of Zn in layer 18 is lxl 0 17 / cm 3 , and the impurity concentration of Si in layer 20 is 3 x 10 0 18 / cm 3, the impurity concentration of S i of layer 2 8 is a 3 xl 0 18 / cm 3.
- the impurity concentration of Zn in the layers 12 and 14 was set to 2 ⁇ 10 17 / cm 3 .
- N o In. 2 impure concentration of Z n of layers 1 2, 1 4, and a 2 xl 0 18 / cm 3.
- the impurity concentration of Zn in the layers 12 and 14 was set to 1 ⁇ 10 18 / cm 3 .
- the impurity concentration of the layers 12 and 14 is not lower than the impurity concentration of Si of the layer 16.
- FIG. 20 shows the obtained current-light output characteristics.
- the luminescence is highest.
- the light emission amount is the next highest in the light emission cycle of No. 3.
- the emission concentration of No. 4 and No. 2 in which the 211 concentration of layers 12 and 14 is the same as the 3i concentration of layer 16 or lower than the Si concentration of layer 16 is lower.
- the light emission is decreasing gradually. Therefore, if the Zn concentration of the layers 12 and 14 is set lower than the Si concentration of the layer 16, impurity diffusion from the layers 12 and 14 to the layer 16 is restricted. As a result, it can be seen that the luminous efficiency does not decrease.
- the impurity concentration of the layers 12 and 14 is effective to make the impurity concentration of the layers 12 and 14 lower than the impurity concentration of the layer 16.
- the impurity concentration of the layers 12 and 14 is effective. Decreasing the resistance increases the resistance of these layers, affecting the performance of the thyristor.
- a light-emitting thyristor was prepared in which the layer 14 was divided into two layers 14-1, and 14-2 in the sixth embodiment.
- the impurity concentration (set concentration) of each layer was set as shown in Table 2.
- the current-light output characteristics of the light emitting thyristor having this structure were almost the same as No. 1 of the sixth embodiment. Therefore, it was shown that the effect was obtained if the impurity concentration in the portion of the layer 14 near the layer 16 was low.
- the impurity concentration of the anode layer may be lower than that of the n-gate layer also in the case of the n-type substrate.
- the impurity Zn which easily diffuses, has been described.
- the present invention has the same effect for other types of impurities. In other words, it can be applied to the n-type impurity concentration of the fifth and sixth layers.
- the following describes three basic structures of a self-scanning light-emitting device to which the above-described light-emitting cycle can be applied.
- FIG. 22 is an equivalent circuit diagram of the first basic structure of the self-scanning light emitting device. And a light emitting device, an edge-emitting reused scan evening ... T. 2, T. There T. , ⁇ + 1 , ⁇ +2 ..., and in each of these light emission thyristors, a gate electrode... G.2, G.!, G. , G + 1 , G + '.
- the power supply voltage V is applied to each gate electrode via a load resistor R. Further, the adjacent gate electrodes are connected resistor R t and electrical manner via to make interactions.
- three transfer clocks, ⁇ ,, ⁇ 2 , 03) lines are connected to the anode electrode of the light emitting element every three elements (in a repetitive manner).
- the transfer clock 3 becomes high level, and the light-emitting cycle starts. It is assumed that is turned on. In this case, the light emitting thyristor and the gate electrode G were selected based on the characteristics of the light emitting thyristor. Is pulled down to near zero volts. Assuming that the power supply voltage V GK is 5 volts, the gate voltage of each light emitting thyristor is determined from the load resistance R, the interaction resistance R, and the resistance network formed by the interaction resistance R. Then, the light emission timer T. The gate voltage of the thyristor near the thyristor drops the most, and then the thyristor thyristor T in order. The gate voltage V (G) increases as the distance increases. This can be expressed as follows.
- the difference between these gate voltages can be set by appropriately selecting the values of the load resistance R and the interaction resistance.
- N becomes a voltage higher than the gate voltage V (G) by the diffusion potential V dlf of the pn junction as shown in the following equation.
- the self-scanning light emitting device of the present invention can be realized.
- FIG. 23 is an equivalent circuit diagram of a second basic structure of the self-scanning light emitting device.
- This self-scanning light-emitting device uses a diode as a method of electrical connection between gate electrodes in a light-emitting thyristor. That is, Figure 2 2 of the circuit of the interaction resistor instead Ri die Hauts de ... D. 2, D. 15 D ", D +1, ... are used. Die Hauts de is electrically have a unidirectional be Runode, transfer click lock line is rather good in two, Ano over cathode electrode of each light-emitting Sai Li scan evening, two of the transfer click lock ⁇ ⁇ , 2) La Lee down it It is connected every other element.
- the gate electrode G was selected from the characteristics of the light emitting thyristor. Is pulled down to near zero volts. Assuming that the power supply voltage V QK is 5 volts, the gate voltage of each light emitting thyristor is determined from the load resistance RL and the network of the diode D. Then, the light emitting thyristor T. The gate voltage of the thyristor near the gate decreases most, and thereafter the gate voltage increases as the distance from the light emitting thyristor () increases.
- the gate electrode G + 1 is G.
- the gate electrode G +2 is set to a voltage higher than G +1 by the forward rising voltage V dlf of the diode .
- the gate electrode G of the light emitting thyristor T ⁇ on the left side of the light emitting thyristor T () is set to a voltage higher by the forward rise voltage V ,, provoke ⁇ of the gate. Since the diode D ⁇ is reverse biased, no current flows through the diode D, and the potential becomes the same as the power supply voltage V GK .
- the turn-on voltage of the thyristor ⁇ +1 is about (G +1 gate voltage + V dlf ), which is about twice V dlf .
- one N'on low reuse scan Yu voltage Ri T +3 der, is about four times the V dlf. emitting reuse scan evening and T.
- FIG. 24 is an equivalent circuit diagram of the third basic structure of the self-scanning light emitting device.
- This self-scanning light emitting device has a structure in which the transfer section 40 and the light emitting section 42 are separated.
- the circuit configuration of the transfer unit 4 0, Ri circuitry configured the same Jidea shown in FIG. 2 3, emission reuse scan evening transfer portion 4 0 ... T. 15 ⁇ . , ⁇ + 1 , ⁇ + 2 ... Are used as transfer elements in this embodiment.
- the write light emitting element ... L. 13 L. , L +1, L +2 ... or Rana is, gate of each of these light-emitting elements, transfer elements ... ⁇ . 15 ⁇ . , ⁇ +1: ⁇ +2 ... gate G. , G + Wide 'is connected.
- a write signal S ⁇ is applied to the node of the light emitting element for writing.
- the transfer element T There When in the ON state, the voltage of the gate electrode G Q is power drops Ri by the voltage V Omikuronkappa, substantially zero volts and ing. Therefore, if the voltage of the write signal S in is equal to or higher than the diffusion potential V du . (About 1 volt) of the pn junction, the light emitting element L is used. Can be turned on.
- the gate electrode G.i is about 5 volts, +1 is about 1 volt. Therefore, the write voltage of the light emitting element is about 6 volts, and the voltage of the write signal of the light emitting element L + 1 is about 2 volts. From now on, the light emitting element L.
- the voltage of the write signal S ln that can be written only in the range of about 1 to 2 volts.
- Light emitting element L But one, to the ie entering the light-emitting state, the voltage of the write signal S iota eta about 1 volt Bok in a fixed and want Unode, other light emitting elements is selected and want earthenware pots, gill one because explosion device this I can do it.
- the light emission intensity is determined by the amount of current flowing in the write signal S, and image writing can be performed with an arbitrary intensity. Further, in order to transfer the light emitting state to the next element, it is necessary to temporarily lower the voltage of the write signal S to zero volt and turn off the light emitting element once.
- a self-scanning light-emitting device with increased external light-emitting efficiency can be provided by forming a light-emitting element into an array and adding a self-scanning function.
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