Abstract:
The invention relates to a surface light guide (1) which has a radiation exit area (10) extending along a main extension plane of the surface light guide and a light guide area (3) that has scattering locations (4) and a coating (5) disposed on the first main surface (31) of the light guide area. A radiation coupled along the main extension plane and impacting the first main surface (31) after having been scattered at the scattering locations (4) comprises an excessive portion of radiation and the coating (5) reduces in a targeted manner an exit of the excessive portion of radiation from the radiation exit area (10). Further disclosed is a planar emitter (100) comprising such a surface light guide.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a method for producing a semiconductor element, especially a thin-layered element. According to the invention, a semi-conductive layer is separated from a substrate by radiation from a laser beam having a plateau-shaped spatial beam profile. Additionally, the semiconductor layer is applied to a support having an adapted thermal dilatation coefficient before being separated. The invention is particularly suitable for semiconductor layers which contain a nitride-compound semiconductor.