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High voltage low current surface emitting light emitting diode

  • US 9,093,293 B2
  • Filed: 07/25/2011
  • Issued: 07/28/2015
  • Est. Priority Date: 04/06/2009
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A light emitting diode (LED) chip, comprising:

  • a submount;

    a reflective layer on the submount;

    an insulating layer on the reflective layer opposite the submount;

    a plurality of sub-LEDs on the insulating layer;

    a first transparent contact between a first of the plurality of sub-LEDs and the insulating layer;

    a second transparent contact between the second of the plurality of sub-LEDs and the insulating layer;

    electrical interconnects between adjacent ones of the plurality of sub-LEDs;

    a first side insulator on a first sidewall of the first of the plurality of sub-LEDs;

    a second side insulator on a second sidewall of the first of the plurality of sub-LEDs that is opposite the first sidewall; and

    a third side insulator on a first sidewall of a second of the plurality of sub-LEDs,wherein the first transparent contact extends laterally beyond both the first sidewall and the second sidewall of the first of the plurality of sub-LEDs to provide respective first and second shelves,wherein the second transparent contact extends laterally beyond both the first sidewall and a second sidewall of the second of the plurality of sub-LEDs to provide respective third and fourth shelves,wherein a first of the electrical interconnects contacts is coupled between the second transparent contact and a cathode contact of the first of the plurality of sub-LEDs so that the first of the electrical interconnects directly contacts a sidewall of the first side insulator and contacts an upper surface of the third shelf of the second transparent contact within an opening between the first and third side insulators, andwherein a lower surface of the first side insulator contacts an upper surface of the first transparent contact and a lower surface of the second side insulator contacts an upper surface of the first transparent contact.

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