A method of printing transferable components includes pressing a stamp including at least one transferable semiconductor component thereon on a target substrate such that the at least one transferable component and a surface of the target substrate contact opposite surfaces of a conductive eutectic layer. During pressing of the stamp on the target substrate, the at least one transferable component is exposed to electromagnetic radiation that is directed through the transfer stamp to reflow the eutectic layer. The stamp is then separated from the target substrate to delaminate the at least one transferable component from the stamp and print the at least one transferable component onto the surface of the target substrate. Related systems and methods are also discussed.

A chip pickup system is provided. The chip pickup system includes a detector for detecting a position of an irregular semiconductor chip on a holder. The holder holding plural semiconductor chips in predetermined positions on the holder. The irregular semiconductor chip is out of the predetermined positions. The system further includes a pickup tool for picking up the irregular semiconductor chip at least on the basis of information on the position of the irregular semiconductor chip detected by the detector.

A method of transferring a micro light emitting diode (LED) to a pixel array panel includes transferring the micro LED by spraying using an inkjet method, wherein the micro LED comprises an active layer comprising a first portion emitting light in a first direction and a second portion emitting the light in a second direction different from the first direction.

This invention relates to the process of correcting misalignment and filling voids after a microdevice transfer process. The process involves transfer heads, measurement of offset and misalignment in horizontal, vertical, and rotational errors. An execution of the new offset vector for the next transfer corrects the alignment.

This invention relates to the process of correcting misalignment and filling voids after a microdevice transfer process. The process involves transfer heads, measurement of offset and misalignment in horizontal, vertical, and rotational errors. An execution of the new offset vector for the next transfer corrects the alignment.