Transparent substrate light emitting diodes with directed light

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Making device or circuit emissive of nonelectrical signal – Including integrally formed optical element

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438 24, 438 46, 438 47, 257 84, 257 85, 257 94, 257 96, H01L 2100

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060157194

ABSTRACT:
Methods for the fabrication of TS LED chips with improved light extraction and optics, particularly increased top surface emission, and the TS LEDs so fabricated are described. Non-absorbing DBRs within the chip permit the fabrication of the LEDs. The transparent DBRs redirect light away from absorbing regions such as contacts within the chip, increasing the light extraction efficiency of the LED. The non-absorbing DBRs can also redirect light toward the top surface of the chip, improving the amount of top surface emission and the on-axis intensity of the packaged LED. These benefits are accomplished with optically non-absorbing layers, maintaining the advantages of a TS LED, which advantages include .about.6 light escape cones, and improved multiple pass light extraction.

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