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Red-emitting In x Ga 1− x N/In y Ga 1− y N quantum wells ( x > 0.2, y ∼ 0.17) are grown on ScAlMgO 4 (0001) substrates with lattice-matched In y Ga 1− y N templates. The ratio of the photoluminescence (PL) intensity at room temperature against that at 11 K is 0.14 for a red-emitting In x Ga 1− x N/In y Ga 1− y N QW on a ScAlMgO 4 substrate, whereas that for a conventional In x Ga 1− x N/GaN QW on a sapphire(0001) substrate is 0.004. The lattice-matched In y Ga 1− y N/ScAlMgO 4 template generates a remarkable improvement in internal quantum efficiency. Additionally, the spatial uniformity of PL is also drastically improved, showing promise as long wavelength emitters.
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