Why is Emission Wavelength Important in Nanotechnology?
The emission wavelength is essential for several reasons:
Material Characterization: It helps in identifying the chemical composition and structural properties of nanomaterials. Device Performance: The efficiency and functionality of LEDs, solar cells, and other optical devices depend on the precise control of emission wavelength. Bioimaging and Sensing: Specific emission wavelengths are used in fluorescent markers to tag and visualize biological molecules.
