For the first time we demonstrate InGaN/GaN‐based nanorod light emitting diodes (LEDs) with both very good current–voltage ( I – V ) characteristics and significantly enhanced emission. Our LED nanorods are fabricated based on InGaN/GaN LED epiwafers commercially available using self‐organised Ni nano‐mask and inductively coupled plasma (ICP) etching. In comparison with the conventional LED fabricated on the same wafer, our nanorod LEDs exhibit a great emission enhancement with a factor of 1.8. An extra novel step for device fabrication has been implemented, leading to significantly improved I – V characteristics with a forward‐bias voltage of 3.26 V at an injection current of 20 mA, while the forward‐bias voltage reported so far is typically 5–7 V for current nanorod LEDs. It is worth highlighting that our III‐nitride nanorod LEDs can be truly employed for practical applications.
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