Abstract
A description and characteristics of the developed internal quantum efficiency (IQE) meter for InGaN LEDs are presented. The meter allows one to determine the IQE of LEDs in the current range up to 25 mA by measuring the watt-ampere characteristic and solving a system of equations relating the values of the radiation power of the LED at two currents with an approximating function obtained on the basis of the ABC model (models of recombination of charge carriers in a light-emitting heterostructure, where A, B, and C are the coefficients of nonradiative, radiative, and Auger recombination, respectively). Unlike the well-known Russian and foreign analogues, the IQE meter is characterized by simplicity of hardware implementation and allows determining the IQE of LEDs at room temperature. The operation of the meter was tested on the example of measuring the IQE of commercial green and blue InGaN LEDs. The meter can be used in scientific laboratories as well as in the input control of enterprises–manufacturers of LED products.