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Effect of active QW population on optical characteristics of polar, semipolar and nonpolar III-nitride light emitters

Quantum well (QW) population effects are compared in III-nitride light emitters with different levels of polarity. We show that wider nonpolar active QWs are characterized by increased QW transparency current and a reduced differential optical gain which consequently increases the laser threshold. We also show that high intra-QW recombination rates in nonpolar/semipolar structures make the QW populations strongly non-equilibrium and vulnerable to inhomogeneous QW injection. In the LED regime, structures with a different polarity level reveal different mechanisms of the efficiency droop. In polar structures, the droop is dominated by the electron leakage and is notably affected by the active region ballistic overshoot. The efficiency droop in semipolar/nonpolar structures is dominated by the combined effect of radiative time saturation and non-radiative Auger recombination.