Semiconductor light-emitting device
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1. A method of fabricating a semiconductor light emitting device, comprising:
- selectively texturing a surface of a layer in order to produce light emissions at two or more peak wavelengths from different locations on the selectively textured surface; and
incorporating varying fractions of indium at the different locations on the selectively textured surface by depositing one or more indium-containing light-emitting Group-III nitride layers on or above the selectively textured surface, wherein the one or more indium-containing light-emitting Group-III nitride layers incorporate the varying fractions of indium depending on a position on the selectively textured surface, with a higher incorporation of indium at a top of a pillar on the surface, as compared to a lower incorporation of indium in a valley between pillars on the surface, and an intermediate incorporation of indium on side-walls of the pillars.
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Abstract
A semiconductor light-emitting diode, and method of fabricating same, wherein an indium (In)-containing light-emitting layer, as well as subsequent device layers, is deposited on a textured surface. The resulting device is a phosphor-free white light source.
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1. A method of fabricating a semiconductor light emitting device, comprising:
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selectively texturing a surface of a layer in order to produce light emissions at two or more peak wavelengths from different locations on the selectively textured surface; and incorporating varying fractions of indium at the different locations on the selectively textured surface by depositing one or more indium-containing light-emitting Group-III nitride layers on or above the selectively textured surface, wherein the one or more indium-containing light-emitting Group-III nitride layers incorporate the varying fractions of indium depending on a position on the selectively textured surface, with a higher incorporation of indium at a top of a pillar on the surface, as compared to a lower incorporation of indium in a valley between pillars on the surface, and an intermediate incorporation of indium on side-walls of the pillars. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. A semiconductor light emitting device, comprising:
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a layer having a selectively textured surface in order to produce light emission at two or more peak wavelengths from different locations on the selectively textured surface; and one or more indium-containing light-emitting Group-III nitride layers deposited on or above the selectively textured surface, wherein varying fractions of indium are incorporated at the different locations on the selectively textured surface, wherein the one or more indium-containing light-emitting Group-III nitride layers incorporate the varying fractions of indium depending on a position on the selectively textured surface, with a higher incorporation of indium at a top of a pillar on the surface, as compared to a lower incorporation of indium in a valley between pillars on the surface, and an intermediate incorporation of indium on side-walls of the pillars. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17)
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