Fig. 5: Optimization of the transmittance (over a spectral window of 580–700 nm averaged over all permitted incident angles (below the critical angle) and its sensitivity to the NP meta-grid parameters. | Light: Science & Applications

Fig. 5: Optimization of the transmittance (over a spectral window of 580–700 nm averaged over all permitted incident angles (below the critical angle) and its sensitivity to the NP meta-grid parameters.

From: Nanoparticle meta-grid for enhanced light extraction from light-emitting devices

Fig. 5

a Dots with different fill colors depicting the deviation from the maximum transmittance (Tmax) for a fixed height of hopt = 33 nm but various radius R and gap g, where both these parameters are assumed to be larger/smaller than their optimal values by up to 3 nm. Tmax (of 96.2%) is achieved at the optimal height hopt = 33 nm, for the optimal radius of 13 nm and gap of 13 nm [highlighted in cyan]. bg Same as in (a), but for different heights of (hopt − 1), (hopt + 1), (hopt − 2), (hopt + 2), (hopt − 3), (hopt + 3), respectively. Note that, for the calculations the spectral window between 580 and 700 nm was considered at a step of 1 nm and angles between 0° and 26° were taken at a step of 1°. Here, AlGaInP (n = 3.49) is the semiconductor material and epoxy (n = 1.58) is the encapsulating material

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