Patent classifications
H01S5/3407
Light Emitting Structures with Selective Carrier Injection Into Multiple Active Layers
Disclosed herein are multi-layered optically active regions for semiconductor light-emitting devices (LEDs) that incorporate intermediate carrier blocking layers, the intermediate carrier blocking layers having design parameters for compositions and doping levels selected to provide efficient control over the carrier injection distribution across the active regions to achieve desired device injection characteristics. Examples of embodiments discussed herein include, among others: a multiple-quantum-well variable-color LED operating in visible optical range with full coverage of RGB gamut, a multiple-quantum-well variable-color LED operating in visible optical range with an extended color gamut beyond standard RGB gamut, a multiple-quantum-well light-white emitting LED with variable color temperature, and a multiple-quantum-well LED with uniformly populated active layers.
Method and system for providing directional light sources with broad spectrum
A system and method for providing laser diodes with broad spectrum is described. GaN-based laser diodes with broad or multi-peaked spectral output operating are obtained in various configurations by having a single laser diode device generating multiple-peak spectral outputs, operate in superluminescene mode, or by use of an RF source and/or a feedback signal. In some other embodiments, multi-peak outputs are achieved by having multiple laser devices output different lasers at different wavelengths.
SiGeSn laser diodes and method of fabricating same
A laser diode including a double heterostructure comprising a top layer, a buffer layer formed on a substrate, and an intrinsic active layer formed between the top layer and the buffer layer. The top layer and the buffer layer have opposite types of conductivity. The active layer has a bandgap smaller than that of the buffer layer or the top layer. The double heterostructure includes Ge, SiGe, GeSn, and/or SiGeSn materials.
Light Emitting Structures Incorporating Wide Bandgap Intermediate Carrier Blocking Layers for Balancing Strain Across the Structure's Multilayers
Disclosed herein are multi-layered optically active regions for semiconductor light-emitting devices (LEDs) that incorporate intermediate carrier blocking layers, the intermediate carrier blocking layers having design parameters for compositions and doping levels selected to provide at least one strain compensation layer and efficient control over the carrier injection distribution across the active regions to achieve desired device injection characteristics. Examples of embodiments discussed herein include, among others: a multiple-quantum-well variable-color LED operating in visible optical range with full coverage of RGB gamut, a multiple-quantum-well variable-color LED operating in visible optical range with an extended color gamut beyond standard RGB gamut, a multiple-quantum-well light-white emitting LED with variable color temperature, and a multiple-quantum-well LED with uniformly populated active layers.
SEMICONDUCTOR LIGHT-EMITTING ELEMENT AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME
A semiconductor light-emitting element includes: a substrate; an n-type clad layer above the substrate; an active layer above the n-type clad layer; and a p-type clad layer above the active layer. The active layer includes: a well layer; an n-side first barrier layer on an n-type clad layer side of the well layer; and a p-side barrier layer on a p-type clad layer side of the well layer. The p-side barrier layer comprises In. The n-side first barrier layer has an In composition ratio lower than an In composition ratio of the p-side barrier layer. The n-side first barrier layer has a band gap energy smaller than a band gap energy of the p-side barrier layer.
Multi-color light emitting structures with controllable emission color
Disclosed herein are multi-layered optically active regions for semiconductor light-emitting devices (LEDs) that incorporate intermediate carrier blocking layers, the intermediate carrier blocking layers having design parameters for compositions and doping levels selected to provide efficient control over the carrier injection distribution across the active regions to achieve desired device injection characteristics. Examples of embodiments discussed herein include, among others: a multiple-quantum-well variable-color LED operating in visible optical range with full coverage of RGB gamut, a multiple-quantum-well variable-color LED operating in visible optical range with an extended color gamut beyond standard RGB gamut, a multiple-quantum-well light-white emitting LED with variable color temperature, and a multiple-quantum-well LED with uniformly populated active layers.
Light emitting structures with multiple uniformly populated active layers
Disclosed herein are multi-layered optically active regions for semiconductor light-emitting devices (LEDs) that incorporate intermediate carrier blocking layers, the intermediate carrier blocking layers having design parameters for compositions and doping levels selected to provide efficient control over the carrier injection distribution across the active regions to achieve desired device injection characteristics. Examples of embodiments discussed herein include, among others: a multiple-quantum-well variable-color LED operating in visible optical range with full coverage of RGB gamut, a multiple-quantum-well variable-color LED operating in visible optical range with an extended color gamut beyond standard RGB gamut, a multiple-quantum-well light-white emitting LED with variable color temperature, and a multiple-quantum-well LED with uniformly populated active layers.
MULTI-COLOR LIGHT EMITTING STRUCTURES WITH CONTROLLABLE EMISSION COLOR
Disclosed herein are multi-layered optically active regions for semiconductor light-emitting devices (LEDs) that incorporate intermediate carrier blocking layers, the intermediate carrier blocking layers having design parameters for compositions and doping levels selected to provide efficient control over the carrier injection distribution across the active regions to achieve desired device injection characteristics. Examples of embodiments discussed herein include, among others: a multiple-quantum-well variable-color LED operating in visible optical range with full coverage of RGB gamut, a multiple-quantum-well variable-color LED operating in visible optical range with an extended color gamut beyond standard RGB gamut, a multiple-quantum-well light-white emitting LED with variable color temperature, and a multiple-quantum-well LED with uniformly populated active layers.
Semiconductor device and manufacturing method
The present disclosure is related to a semiconductor device and a method of manufacturing the said semiconductor device. The semiconductor device comprising a stacked configuration of a plurality of semiconductor layers. At least one of the semiconductor layers is a III-V compound semiconductor layer, and at least one of the III-V compound semiconductor layers has formed thereonto a corresponding crystalline terminating oxide layer, wherein the at least one of the plurality of semiconductor layers interfaces via its crystalline terminating oxide layer to a neighbouring epitaxial semiconductor layer thereto. The semiconductor device is a quantum well device.
SiGeSn LASER DIODES AND METHOD OF FABRICATING SAME
A laser diode including a double heterostructure comprising a top layer, a buffer layer formed on a substrate, and an intrinsic active layer formed between the top layer and the buffer layer. The top layer and the buffer layer have opposite types of conductivity. The active layer has a bandgap smaller than that of the buffer layer or the top layer. The double heterostructure includes Ge, SiGe, GeSn, and/or SiGeSn materials.