Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha Corporation

Makoto Sawamura

Shigetoshi Ito

Shuichi Hirukawa

Shuhichiroh Yamamoto

A semiconductor light-emitting device includes a first conductivity-type semiconductor including a first electrode on a first main surface, a second conductivity-type semiconductor, and an active layer between a second main surface of the first conductivity-type semiconductor and a first main surface of the second conductivity-type semiconductor. Protrusions are disposed in at least part of a region of a second main surface of the second conductivity-type semiconductor facing the first electrode. A second electrode is disposed in at least part of a region of the second main surface of the second conductivity-type semiconductor except the region having the protrusions. The protrusions containing a dielectric material protrude from the second main surface of the second conductivity-type semiconductor in a direction away from the active layer and are separated by intervals longer than the wavelength of light emitted from the active layer in the medium of the protrusions.

Semiconductor light-emitting device

A light emitting device includes a light emitting element, a cap sealing the light emitting element, and a light conversion structural section covering an upper surface of the cap. The cap includes a base section having a hole for taking out light emitted from the light emitting element, and a glass section overlaid on the hole. The glass section is provided outside the base section, and the light conversion structural section is provided outside the glass section. According to this light emitting device, manufacturing cost can be reduced by suppressing reduction in yield.

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Makoto Sawamura