Light-current characteristics of 1.3-μm InGaAsP light emitting diodes were investigated as a function of temperature between 70 and 350 K. The sublinearity of the light output found at high injection levels was shown to be temperature independent and similar in magnitude to that observed in GaAlAs devices. These experimental results cannot be explained with the previously proposed models of in-plane superluminescence and Auger recombination.
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