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Capacitance-voltage profiles, admittance spectra, deep-level spectra, current-voltage characteristics, and microcathodoluminescence (MCL) spectra were measured before and after electron irradiation of multi-quantum-well (MQW) structures typical of the active region of blue light emitting diodes. Electron irradiation produces strong compensation of the conductivity in the MQW and introduces interface traps with ionization energies of 100 and , in addition to a broad band of interface traps closer to the middle of the bandgap, acceptor traps near and hole traps near in the GaN barriers and at the interfaces in the QWs. The dose of electrons at which measurable changes occur in the MCL spectra is , while measurable changes in the electrical properties are observed after doses exceeding electrons.
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