Shows enhanced light trapping through anisotropic emission in solar concentrators, indicating improved photovoltaic systems.
nanocylinders, we alter their angular emission profile to increase emission into total internal reflection (TIR) angles. The emission direction can be controlled by optimizing Mie-like multipolar resonances in the individual nanocylinders and the interaction with the lattice. Angle-resolved photoluminescence measurements on the fabricated nanocylinder arrays corroborate this understanding. By optimizing the cylinder shape and lattice spacing, we show an increase in emission into TIR angles from 75% (isotropic emission) to 83.5%. This novel approach to the integration of nanoscale photonic structures and emitters paves the way for enhanced emission control in photovoltaic systems, as well as in solid-state lighting and smart displays.
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