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Manufacturable RGB display based on thin film gallium and nitrogen containing light emitting diodes

  • US 9,653,642 B1
  • Filed: 07/13/2016
  • Issued: 05/16/2017
  • Est. Priority Date: 12/23/2014
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A method for manufacturing a multi-wavelength light-emitting-diode based display panel device, the method comprising:

  • providing at least one carrier wafer;

    providing a first substrate having a first surface region;

    forming a first gallium and nitrogen containing epitaxial material overlying the first surface region, the first epitaxial material comprising a first release material overlying the first substrate and at least an n-type gallium and nitrogen containing region, a light emitting gallium and nitrogen containing region configured to emit electromagnetic radiation at a first wavelength, and a p-type gallium and nitrogen containing region overlying the first release material;

    patterning the first epitaxial material and forming mesas to form a first plurality of dice arranged in an array, each die corresponding to at least one light emitting diode device and being arranged by a first pitch between the adjacent die in the array;

    forming a first interface region overlying the first epitaxial material, the first interface region comprising a metal, a semiconductor, dielectric, oxide, glass, or a polymer;

    subjecting the first release material to a photo electrochemical (PEC) etch to completely or partially remove the first release material;

    bonding the first interface region to the at least one carrier wafer to form a bonded structure, while maintaining the first release material completely or partially etched away from the bonded structure;

    releasing at least a fraction of the plurality of first dice provided on the first substrate member to transfer a first plurality of dice to the at least one carrier wafer;

    wherein each pair of the transferred dice is configured with a second pitch between each pair of dice on a carrier wafer, the second pitch being equal or greater than the first pitch;

    providing a second substrate having a second surface region;

    forming a second gallium and nitrogen containing epitaxial material overlying the second surface region, the second epitaxial material comprising a second release material overlying the second substrate and at least an n-type gallium and nitrogen containing region, a light emitting gallium and nitrogen containing region configured to emit electromagnetic radiation at a second wavelength, and a p-type gallium and nitrogen containing region overlying the second release material;

    patterning the second epitaxial material and forming mesas to form a second plurality of dice arranged in an array, each die corresponding to at least one light emitting diode device and being arranged by a third pitch between the adjacent die in the array;

    forming a second interface region overlying the second epitaxial material, the second interface region comprising a metal, a semiconductor, dielectric, oxide, glass, or a polymer;

    subjecting the second release material to an etching process to completely or partially remove the second release material;

    bonding the second interface region to the at least one carrier wafer to form a bonded structure, while maintaining the second release material completely or partially etched away from the bonded structure;

    releasing at least a fraction of the plurality of second dice provided on the second substrate member to transfer a second plurality of dice to the at least one carrier wafer wherein each pair of the transferred dice is configured with a fourth pitch between each pair of dice on a carrier wafer, the fourth pitch being equal or greater than the third pitch; and

    processing the at least one carrier wafer with at least the first plurality of dice and the second plurality of dice to form a multi-color light emitting diode based display panel device operable at least the first wavelength and the second wavelength.

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