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The 45 pages that link to Light-emitting diode, each with the reason it gives.
Band gapRelated: The photon energy is linked to the semiconductor’s band-gap energy.
ExcitonRelated: Radiative exciton formation and decay can produce its emitted light.
Gallium arsenideRelated: GaAs-based alloys provide efficient infrared emission in LEDs.
Color rendering indexRelated: LED spectra vary widely, so CRI helps compare their color rendition.
Electric circuitRelated: An LED circuit converts electrical input into visible light.
Electron–hole pairRelated: Radiative recombination of injected pairs produces its photons.
GalliumRelated: Gallium nitride and related compounds underpin many modern blue and white LEDs.
HeterojunctionRelated: Heterojunctions can confine carriers in the region where light is produced.
Ohmic contactRelated: Ohmic electrodes deliver current to the active semiconductor layers.
Segment displayRelated: LED segments produce light directly and switch rapidly.