THERMOELECTRIC PROCESSES IN AN EFFICIENT LIGHT-EMITTING TRANSISTOR

Objectives Development of energy-efficient light-emitting bipolar semiconductor structures.Method  A method for transforming thermoelectric heat in bipolar semiconductor structures into optical-range electromagnetic radiation, which preserves the cooling effect on thermoelectric transitions, is prop...

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Main Authors: H. M. Gadzhiev, M. E. Akhmedov, S. M. Gadzhieva, P. A. Kurbanova
Format: Article
Language:Russian
Published: Dagestan State Technical University 2019-11-01
Series:Вестник Дагестанского государственного технического университета: Технические науки
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Online Access:https://vestnik.dgtu.ru/jour/article/view/688
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author H. M. Gadzhiev
M. E. Akhmedov
S. M. Gadzhieva
P. A. Kurbanova
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S. M. Gadzhieva
P. A. Kurbanova
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description Objectives Development of energy-efficient light-emitting bipolar semiconductor structures.Method  A method for transforming thermoelectric heat in bipolar semiconductor structures into optical-range electromagnetic radiation, which preserves the cooling effect on thermoelectric transitions, is proposed. Instead of transferring the information impulse electrically from the baseemitter light-emitting transition, the information is transferred directly to the light-absorbing basecollector transition by photons or following multiple re-reflections from mirror metal electrodes.Results Unlike conventional optocouplers discretely separated in space, the novel optocouplers described in the article are integrated into a single electronic component using the principle of LED radiation. As a result, light-emitting bipolar semiconductor structures will result in the creation of more powerful, faster and better integrated devices.Conclusion Light-emitting bipolar semiconductor structures will not only increase the reliability of electronic components across a wide range of performance characteristics, but also increase energy efficiency through the use of optical radiation recovery. The future development of light-efficient transistors improves integration and increases processor performance, at the same time as reducing the power consumption of the cooling system and the power supply of the device itself.
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spelling doaj.art-f71941e4394f44f7aa601e1096923ecc2025-03-02T11:46:06ZrusDagestan State Technical UniversityВестник Дагестанского государственного технического университета: Технические науки2073-61852542-095X2019-11-0146381910.21822/2073-6185-2019-46-3-8-19521THERMOELECTRIC PROCESSES IN AN EFFICIENT LIGHT-EMITTING TRANSISTORH. M. Gadzhiev0M. E. Akhmedov1S. M. Gadzhieva2P. A. Kurbanova3Daghestan State Technical UniversityDaghestan State Technical UniversityDaghestan State Technical UniversityDaghestan State Technical UniversityObjectives Development of energy-efficient light-emitting bipolar semiconductor structures.Method  A method for transforming thermoelectric heat in bipolar semiconductor structures into optical-range electromagnetic radiation, which preserves the cooling effect on thermoelectric transitions, is proposed. Instead of transferring the information impulse electrically from the baseemitter light-emitting transition, the information is transferred directly to the light-absorbing basecollector transition by photons or following multiple re-reflections from mirror metal electrodes.Results Unlike conventional optocouplers discretely separated in space, the novel optocouplers described in the article are integrated into a single electronic component using the principle of LED radiation. As a result, light-emitting bipolar semiconductor structures will result in the creation of more powerful, faster and better integrated devices.Conclusion Light-emitting bipolar semiconductor structures will not only increase the reliability of electronic components across a wide range of performance characteristics, but also increase energy efficiency through the use of optical radiation recovery. The future development of light-efficient transistors improves integration and increases processor performance, at the same time as reducing the power consumption of the cooling system and the power supply of the device itself.https://vestnik.dgtu.ru/jour/article/view/688light-emitting bipolar semiconductor structuresoptical radiationrecoveryenergy-efficiencymirror electrode
spellingShingle H. M. Gadzhiev
M. E. Akhmedov
S. M. Gadzhieva
P. A. Kurbanova
THERMOELECTRIC PROCESSES IN AN EFFICIENT LIGHT-EMITTING TRANSISTOR
Вестник Дагестанского государственного технического университета: Технические науки
light-emitting bipolar semiconductor structures
optical radiation
recovery
energy-efficiency
mirror electrode
title THERMOELECTRIC PROCESSES IN AN EFFICIENT LIGHT-EMITTING TRANSISTOR
title_full THERMOELECTRIC PROCESSES IN AN EFFICIENT LIGHT-EMITTING TRANSISTOR
title_fullStr THERMOELECTRIC PROCESSES IN AN EFFICIENT LIGHT-EMITTING TRANSISTOR
title_full_unstemmed THERMOELECTRIC PROCESSES IN AN EFFICIENT LIGHT-EMITTING TRANSISTOR
title_short THERMOELECTRIC PROCESSES IN AN EFFICIENT LIGHT-EMITTING TRANSISTOR
title_sort thermoelectric processes in an efficient light emitting transistor
topic light-emitting bipolar semiconductor structures
optical radiation
recovery
energy-efficiency
mirror electrode
url https://vestnik.dgtu.ru/jour/article/view/688
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