Method of improving electroluminescent efficiency of a MOS device by etching a silicon substrate thereof

   
   

The present invention discloses a method of improving an electroluminescent efficiency of a MOS device by etching a semiconductor substrate thereof. A chemical etching process is performed to remove surface states or surface defects located on the surface of a silicon substrate before a nanoparticle layer and a conducting layer is formed on the silicon substrate, in order that the non-radiative electron-hole recombination centers located on the surface of silicon substrate is suppressed. Accordingly, the percentage of radiative electron-hole recombination is heightened and the electroluminescent efficiency of a MOS light emitting device is drastically enhanced. Advantageously, the chemical etching step is able to create a nanostructure on the surface of the silicon substrate to increase the probability of the collision of electron-hole pairs and phonons, and the electroluminescent efficiency of a MOS light emitting device is improved as well.

 
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