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Since 1997, the market availability of blue, green and amber light emitting diode (LEDs), allows us to hope in time, obtaining the full range of the visible spectrum with semiconductor devices. Indeed, the development of blue emitters is very important because the blue emission is the last missing for the reconstruction of white light. Components based on gallium nitride (GaN) are the most effective in this area. In view of their low energy consumption and their high reliability, their use for the roadside (traffic lights) and domestic lighting may supersede the use of conventional incandescent or fluorescent lamps. In addition; the possibility offered by nitrides and their alloys, because of their intrinsic properties to develop blue and ultraviolet lasers, allows the production of systems that have greater storage capacity and playback of digital information (densities above the gigabit per square centimeter): the capacity is multiplied by four.

Electrical Transport in Ternary Alloys: AlGaN and InGaN and Their Role in Optoelectronic