Patent classifications
G02F2202/108
Electrical isolation in photonic integrated circuits
A method of providing electrical isolation between subsections in a waveguide structure for a photonic integrated device, the structure comprising a substrate, a buffer layer and a core layer, the buffer layer being located between the substrate and the core and comprising a dopant of a first type, the first type being either n-type or p- type, the method comprising the steps of prior to adding any layer to a side of the core layer opposite to the buffer layer: selecting at least one area to be an electrical isolation region, applying a dielectric mask to a surface of the core layer opposite to the buffer layer, with a window in the mask exposing an area of the surface corresponding to the selected electrical isolation region, implementing diffusion of a dopant of a second type, the second type being of opposite polarity to the first type, and allowing the dopant of the second type to penetrate to the substrate to form a blocking junction.
BACKLIGHT MODULE AND A DISPLAY DEVICE
A backlight module and a display device are disclosed. The backlight module includes a backlight source for emitting a blue light; a light guide plate having a light-incident surface and a light-emitting surface; a red quantum dot layer; and a green quantum dot layer; wherein the red quantum dot layer and the green quantum dot layer are respectively located at the light-incident surface and the light-emitting surface, the blue light emitted from the backlight source sequentially passes through the red quantum dot layer, the light guide plate and the green quantum dot layer to emit out. The present invention can increase the light efficiency of the backlight module and a display effect of the display device.
Color conversion panel, display device including the same, and method of manufacturing the same
A color conversion panel includes a substrate that includes first to third pixel areas, a first color conversion layer on the substrate in the first pixel area that converts incident light into first color light, a second color conversion layer on the substrate in the second pixel area that converts the incident light into second color light, a first color filter layer between the substrate and the first color conversion layer that has the first color and blocks incident light not converted by the first color conversion layer, a second color filter layer between the substrate and the second color conversion layer that has a third color and blocks incident light not converted by the second color conversion layer, and a light shielding layer on the substrate between the second and the third pixel areas that has the first color.
LIGHT MODULATOR, BEAM STEERING DEVICE INCLUDING THE LIGHT MODULATOR, AND ELECTRONIC DEVICE INCLUDING THE BEAM STEERING DEVICE
A light modulator for amplifying an intensity of incident light and modulating a phase of the incident light is provided. The light modulator includes: a first distributed Bragg reflector (DBR) layer having a first reflectivity and comprising at least two first refractive index layers that have different refractive indices from each other and are repeatedly alternately stacked; a second DBR layer having a second reflectivity and comprising at least two second refractive index layers that have different refractive indices from each other and are repeatedly alternately stacked; and an active layer disposed between the first DBR layer and the second DBR layer, and comprising a quantum well structure.
Display device and manufacturing method thereof
A display device includes a first substrate, a first wavelength conversion layer and a second wavelength conversion layer disposed on the first substrate and spaced apart from each other, and a polarization layer disposed on the first wavelength conversion layer and the second wavelength conversion layer, the polarization layer including a reflection portion and a transmitting portion, in which the reflection portion overlaps a gap formed between the first wavelength conversion layer and the second wavelength conversion layer.
Multilevel semiconductor device and structure with waveguides
A multi-level semiconductor device, the device including: a first level including integrated circuits; a second level including a structure designed to conduct electromagnetic waves in a confined manner, where the second level is disposed above the first level, where the first level includes crystalline silicon, where the second level includes crystalline silicon; and an oxide layer disposed between the first level and the second level, where the second level is bonded to the oxide layer, and where the bonded includes oxide to oxide bonds.
MULTILEVEL SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND STRUCTURE WITH WAVEGUIDES
A multi-level semiconductor device, the device including: a first level including integrated circuits; a second level including a structure designed to conduct electromagnetic waves in a confined manner, where the second level is disposed above the first level, where the first level includes crystalline silicon, where the second level includes crystalline silicon; and an oxide layer disposed between the first level and the second level, where the second level is bonded to the oxide layer, and where the bonded includes oxide to oxide bonds.
Photonic devices
Photonic devices having Al.sub.1-xSc.sub.xN and Al.sub.yGa.sub.1-yN materials, where Al is Aluminum, Sc is Scandium, Ga is Gallium, and N is Nitrogen and where 0<x0.45 and 0y1.
Photonic and electric devices on a common layer
Photonic devices having Al.sub.1-xSc.sub.xN and Al.sub.yGa.sub.1-yN materials, where Al is Aluminum, Sc is Scandium, Ga is Gallium, and N is Nitrogen and where 0<x0.45 and 0y1.
Color-tunable transmission mode active phosphor based on III-nitride nanowire grown on transparent substrate
A system and method providing correlated color temperature-tunable (CCT-tunable) white light using a laser diode(s) in conjunction with a III-Nitride nanowires-based LED element grown on a semi-transparent substrate. The tunability spans across yellow, amber, and red wavelengths and can be implemented by current injection. The current-dependent broad wavelength tunability enables control of wide range of CCT values (intensity, peak wavelength, and spectral coverage). The broad coverage in the yellow-amber-red color regime mimics that of a passive yellow phosphor, while the injection of current into the LED element defines an active phosphor element. The semi-transparent active phosphor element allows direct transmission of light from a laser diode(s) for achieving extreme wide tunability of CCT.