Semiconductor light-emitting device
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1. A light-emitting semiconductor device which emits lights from a substrate side, comprising:
- an emission layer;
a metal film which reflects lights; and
a transparent insulation film which is sandwiched between a non-emission part of said emission layer and said metal film,wherein said metal film supplies electric current only to said emission part of the emission layer, and an interval of said emission layer and the metal film is determined by multiplying by an odd number one fourth of an intramedium emission wavelength in the interval.
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Abstract
An insulation film 150 made of SiO2 is formed on a p-type layer 106, and a multiple thick film positive electrode 120, which is a metal film formed through metal deposition, is formed on the insulation film 150 and on the p-type layer 106 at the central portion of which has a window and is exposed. The insulation film 150 has a thickness of one fourth multiple of emission wavelength. Thickness of the insulation film 150 is generally determined by multiplying one fourth of intramedium emission wavelength by an odd number. By interference effect, directivity of radiated light along the optical axis direction can be improved.
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1. A light-emitting semiconductor device which emits lights from a substrate side, comprising:
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an emission layer; a metal film which reflects lights; and a transparent insulation film which is sandwiched between a non-emission part of said emission layer and said metal film, wherein said metal film supplies electric current only to said emission part of the emission layer, and an interval of said emission layer and the metal film is determined by multiplying by an odd number one fourth of an intramedium emission wavelength in the interval. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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