A method of manufacturing a light emitting device includes: providing two light emitting elements disposed on a first surface of a light transmissive member; disposing a light guide member covering a part of the first surface of the light transmissive member, and lateral surfaces of the two light emitting elements; disposing a light reflective member covering the two light emitting elements, a second surface of the light transmissive member, and the light guide member, the second surface of the light transmissive member being opposite to the first surface; and cutting the light reflective member and/or the light transmissive member between the two light emitting elements.

An optoelectronic arrangement having a radiation conversion element and a method for producing a radiation conversion element are disclosed. In an embodiment, an optoelectronic arrangement includes a semiconductor chip having an active region configured to generate radiation, a radiation conversion element arranged downstream of the semiconductor chip in an emission direction and a reflective polarization element arranged downstream of the radiation conversion element in the emission direction. The radiation conversion element has a plurality of conversion elements, each of which has an axis of symmetry, the spatial orientation of the axes of symmetry has a preferred direction and a radiation emitted by the radiation conversion element has a preferred polarization. The reflective polarization element largely allows radiation with the preferred polarization to pass through and largely reflects radiation polarized perpendicularly to the preferred polarization.

The present invention relates to a quantum dot composite and a photoelectric device comprising the same, and more particularly, to a quantum dot composite having excellent optical characteristics, thereby improving the light efficiency of a photoelectric device, and a photoelectric device comprising the same. To this end, the present invention provides a quantum dot composite and a photoelectric device comprising the same, the quantum dot composite comprising: a matrix layer; a plurality of quantum dots dispersed inside the matrix layer; and a plurality of scattering particles dispersed inside the matrix layer in a manner of being disposed between the plurality of quantum dots, wherein the scattering particles have a hollow formed therein, thereby showing multiple refractive indices.

A system, method and device for use as a reflector for a light emitting diode (LED) are disclosed. The system, method and device include a first layer designed to reflect transverse-electric (TE) radiation emitted by the LED, a second layer designed to block transverse-magnetic (TM) radiation emitted from the LED, and a plurality of ITO layers designed to operate as a transparent conducting oxide layer. The first layer may be a one-dimension (1D) distributed Bragg reflective (DBR) layer. The second layer may be a two-dimension (2D) photonic crystal (PhC), a three-dimension (3D) PhC, and/or a hyperbolic metamaterial (HMM). The 2D PhC may include horizontal cylinder bars, vertical cylinder bars, or both. The system, method and device may include a bottom metal reflector that may be Ag free and may act as a bonding layer.

A deep ultraviolet LED with a design wavelength of λ is provided that includes a reflecting electrode layer, a metal layer, a p-type GaN contact layer, and a p-type AlGaN layer that are sequentially stacked from a side opposite to a substrate, the p-type AlGaN layer being transparent to light with the wavelength of λ; and a photonic crystal periodic structure that penetrates at least the p-type GaN contact layer and the p-type AlGaN layer. The photonic crystal periodic structure has a photonic band gap.

A light emitting device including a support layer; a reflective electrode disposed on the support layer; an ohmic electrode disposed on the reflective electrode, the ohmic electrode including a transparent electrode; and a semiconductor structure disposed on the ohmic electrode, the semiconductor structure including a p-type semiconductor layer disposed on the ohmic electrode; a light emitting layer disposed on the p-type semiconductor layer; and an n-type semiconductor layer disposed on the light emitting layer. Further, the transparent electrode has a thickness in the range of 40 nm to 90 nm.

A radiation emitting semiconductor chip is disclosed. Embodiments provide a semiconductor chip that emits radiation includes a semiconductor body having an active zone, which emits unpolarized radiation having a first radiation component of a first polarization and having a second radiation component of a second polarization. A lattice structure acts as a waveplate or polarization filter and causes an increase in one radiation component relative to the other radiation component in the radiation emitted by the semiconductor chip through an output side. Therefore, the semiconductor chip emits polarized radiation, which has the polarization of the amplified radiation component. The attenuated radiation component remains in the semiconductor chip an optical structure, which converts the polarization of at least part of the attenuated radiation component remaining in the semiconductor chip to the polarization of the amplified radiation component, and a reflective rear side opposite the output side.

A light-emitting array includes a semiconductor LED structure, multiple transparent dielectric bodies, a set of multiple, independent first electrical contacts, and a set of second electrical contacts. The LED structure extends contiguously over the array. The second electrical contacts are in electrical contact with the second semiconductor layer. Each dielectric body protrudes away from the first semiconductor layer and has on its surface an electrically conductive layer in electrical contact with the first semiconductor layer, forming a portion of a corresponding one of the first electrical contacts. Each dielectric body and corresponding first electrical contact define a corresponding discrete, circumscribed pixel region within the contiguous area of the array, each pixel region separate from the others. Some light emitted in the pixel region propagates into the dielectric body, undergoes internal reflection(s) within the dielectric body, and propagates out of the array through the dielectric body and diode structure.

A light emitting diode display device includes a display panel including a light emitting diode for each sub-pixel defined on a substrate, and an optical cover window positioned to correspond to a transmission direction of a light emitted from the display panel and including a plurality of pyramid patterns, wherein the plurality of pyramid patterns each include an inner bevel surface corresponding to an arrangement error of the light emitting diodes.

An optoelectronic device, including: light-emitting sources, each light-emitting source being capable of emitting a first radiation at a first wavelength; photoluminescent blocks distributed into first photo-luminescent blocks capable of converting by optical pumping the first radiation into a second radiation at a second wavelength and second photoluminescent blocks capable of converting by optical pumping the first radiation into a third radiation at a third wavelength; and for each photoluminescent block, an optical coupler including a first photonic crystal at least partially surrounding the photoluminescent block and covering, with the photo-luminescent block, one of the light-emitting sources next to the photoluminescent block, the optical coupler being capable of modifying the propagation direction of rays of the first radiation emitted by the light-emitting source to redirect the rays towards the photoluminescent block.