Method of making a semiconductor device

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ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor device and a method of making the same capable of simplifying the process of making and reducing the cost of making. In the method a first layer is formed which has a plurality of conductors at its edge portion. Thereafter, a second layer is formed on the first layer which is to be selectively etched to form a pattern. During the etching, current is detected from the conductors and the etching is stopped dependent on the current detected from the conductors. The semiconductor device includes a transparent electrode on a substrate the transparent electrode having protrusions which have a top surface. A first insulation layer exists between the protrusions. There is a color emitting layer on the top surfaces of the protrusions and the insulation layer.
The method includes the steps of:

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