Analysis of Junction Temperature of AlGaInP LED

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Based on the material properties of AlGaInP LED, this paper proposes an approach for predicting the junction temperature. The junction temperature of AlGaInP LED predicted from this study agrees with the available experimental data. The junction temperature increases with increasing the injection current and substrate thickness of LED.

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