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The light extraction efficiency (LEE) of different polarization modes have been simulated by FDTD solutions for three photonic crystal (PhC) structures, which are spherical-PhC LED, cylindrical-PhC LED and compound-PhC LED. The TE-and TM-mode LEE are simulated seperately. It shows that the discontinuity of the structure from the propagation direction will cause decrease of TE-mode and TM-mode LEE. TE and TM mode are enhanced by 60% and 40% in cylindrical-PhC LED, in which the single nanorod act as light waveguide. Finally, a multi-layer-compound-PhC-LED is proposed. Results show that the TM-mode LEE based on this structure is increased by 1.45 times at a wavelength of 532 nm, and the TM-mode illuminous intensity will be larger than that of TE mode, and then polarization inversion occurs.
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