Abstract

To realize high-efficiency, AlGaN-based, deep-ultraviolet light-emitting diodes (DUV-LEDs), enhancing their light-extraction efficiency and reducing thermal resistance is very crucial. We proposed a liquid packaging structure that could enhance optical power by 27.2% and 70.7% for flat type and lens type 281-nm DUV-LEDs, respectively. A significant improvement effect at different wavelengths, such as 268 nm and 310 nm, was also observed. Furthermore, using the liquid packaging structure, the thermal resistance was reduced by 30.3% compared to the conventional structure. Finally, the reliability of liquid packaging DUV-LEDs was tested. The light output maintenance of liquid packaging DUV-LEDs was compared to the conventional structure.

Highlights

  • Deep-ultraviolet light emitting diodes (DUV-LEDs) have been attracting significant attention as a new light source that can replace conventional mercury-based UV lamps in disinfection, chemical decomposition, water and air purification, and food safety control [1,2,3]

  • Using the liquid packaging structure, the thermal resistance was reduced by 30.3% compared to the conventional structure

  • Comparing thecolor different packages without silicone oil,that we found that the light output power obvious that the of the chip iswith notand black, which means the DUV

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Introduction

Deep-ultraviolet light emitting diodes (DUV-LEDs) have been attracting significant attention as a new light source that can replace conventional mercury-based UV lamps in disinfection, chemical decomposition, water and air purification, and food safety control [1,2,3]. The light efficiency and output power of DUV-LED devices are still low. The highest reported external quantum efficiency (EQE) and power output in the ultraviolet C (UVC) range (200–290 nm) is 14.3% and. The mainstream design of DUV-LED packages uses quartz glass as the cover without an encapsulation material inside the cavity [9]. This kind of package structure reduces the light extraction severely and limits the optical performance of DUV-LEDs [10,11]

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