Optoelectronic displays using uniformly spaced arrays of semisph

Electric lamp and discharge devices – With temperature modifier – For lead-in-seal or stem protection

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357 20, 313499, 313500, H01L 3300

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041527127

ABSTRACT:
Light emitting diodes in a substantially semispherical form having an outer shell-like region of semiconductor material of one conductivity type and a subsurface body of semiconductor material of an opposite conductivity type forming a p-n junction are mounted to a surface of an insulating substrate member extending therefrom to allow a portion of each diode element to protrude past the outer surface of the substrate. Metallic coatings are provided on both the outer shell-like semiconductor material having one conductivity and a second metallic coating is provided on the subsurface body semiconductor material having a second conductivity for electrical contact. A transparent conductive material is further disposed over the diode structure connecting diodes formed in an array.

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