Abstract:
The present disclosure provides one embodiment of a light-emitting structure. The light-emitting structure includes a carrier substrate having first metal features; a transparent substrate having second metal features; a plurality of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) bonded with the carrier substrate and the transparent substrate, sandwiched between the carrier substrate and the transparent substrate; and metal pillars bonded to the carrier substrate and the transparent substrate, each of the metal pillars being disposed between adjacent two of the plurality of LEDs, wherein the first metal features, the second metal features and the metal pillars are configured to electrically connect the plurality of LEDs.
Abstract:
A device includes: a substrate; and a doped III-V compound layer disposed over the substrate; wherein: the doped III-V compound layer includes an upper boundary; the upper boundary has a micro-roughened texture and a macro-roughened texture where the micro-roughened texture located on; and the upper boundary includes dopant ions that are not present in a remainder of the doped III-V compound layer underneath the upper boundary.
Abstract:
A light-emitting diode (LED) element includes a substrate and a GaN layer formed on the substrate. The GaN layer includes a boundary layer including a surface of the GaN opposing the substrate. The surface has a micro-roughening texture and a macro-roughening texture. The boundary layer includes at least one of As, Si, P, Ge, C, B, F, N, Sb, and Xe ions.
Abstract:
An apparatus includes a wafer with a number of openings therein. For each opening, an LED device is coupled to a conductive carrier and the wafer in a manner so that each of the coupled LED device and a portion of the conductive carrier at least partially fill the opening. A method of fabricating an LED device includes forming a number of openings in a wafer. The method also includes coupling light-emitting diode (LED) devices to conductive carriers. The LED devices with conductive carriers at least partially fill each of the openings.
Abstract:
A method of forming a through-silicon-via (TSV) opening includes forming a TSV opening through a substrate. A recast of a material of the substrate on sidewalls of the TSV opening is removed with a first chemical. The sidewalls of the TSV opening are cleaned with a second chemical by substantially removing a residue of the first chemical.
Abstract:
A method of light-emitting diode (LED) packaging includes coupling a number of LED dies to corresponding bonding pads on a sub-mount. A mold apparatus having concave recesses housing LED dies is placed over the sub-mount. The sub-mount, the LED dies, and the mold apparatus are heated in a thermal reflow process to bond the LED dies to the bonding pads. Each recess substantially restricts shifting of the LED die with respect to the bonding pad during the heating.
Abstract:
A method includes forming an opening in a substrate, and the opening completely extends through the substrate. A recast material is formed on sidewalls of the substrate exposed by the opening. A first chemical is applied in the opening to remove the recast material, wherein a residue of the first chemical remains on portions of the sidewalls after the applying of the first chemical. Moreover, A second chemical is applied in the opening to remove the residue of the first chemical, and the second chemical is different from the first chemical.
Abstract:
An apparatus includes a wafer with a number of openings therein. For each opening, an LED device is coupled to a conductive carrier and the wafer in a manner so that each of the coupled LED device and a portion of the conductive carrier at least partially fill the opening. A method of fabricating an LED device includes forming a number of openings in a wafer. The method also includes coupling light-emitting diode (LED) devices to conductive carriers. The LED devices with conductive carriers at least partially fill each of the openings.
Abstract:
A plurality of conductive pads are disposed on a substrate. A plurality of semiconductor dies are each disposed on a respective one of the conductive pads. A mold device is positioned over the substrate. The mold device contains a plurality of recesses that are each configured to accommodate a respective one of the semiconductor dies underneath.
Abstract:
The present disclosure provides one embodiment of a light-emitting structure. The light-emitting structure includes a carrier substrate having first metal features; a transparent substrate having second metal features; a plurality of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) bonded with the carrier substrate and the transparent substrate, sandwiched between the carrier substrate and the transparent substrate; and metal pillars bonded to the carrier substrate and the transparent substrate, each of the metal pillars being disposed between adjacent two of the plurality of LEDs, wherein the first metal features, the second metal features and the metal pillars are configured to electrically connect the plurality of LEDs.