Abstract

Forward-biased electroluminescent ZnS MIS structures with a „thick” (200 to 3 × 104 A) interfacial layer are investigated. A peculiar feature of the structures studied is that the insertion of the high-resistivity layer between the metal and ZnS results in an increase of the electroluminescence brightness both, at a given voltage bias and at a given forward current. The nature of the effect of the insulator on the diode characteristics as well as the mechanisms of carrier transport through the ”thick” interfacial layer are analysed. [Russian Text Ignored].

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