Light-emitting diode

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Incoherent light emitter structure – With heterojunction

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257 99, 257103, H01L 3300

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056988656

ABSTRACT:
The light-emitting diode consists of a substrate and a light-emission-generating layer located on the substrate and embedded between the cladding layers of a double heterostructure. On the top cladding layer, a current diffusion layer is located on which there is a further contact layer structure. The current diffusion layer is sufficiently thin so as to hardly absorb any light-emission. Thus, it can be economically produced by means of the MOCVD process. At the same time, the contact layer structure is provided with branched and finger-type electrodes for distributing the current together with the current diffusion layer onto the surface of the light-emission-generating layer. However, the structural size of the branched and finger-type electrodes is selected such that these can still be manufactured by the standard processes used in LED manufacture.

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