Osram Opto Semiconductors Gmbh

Peter Stauβ

Arndt Jaeger

Philipp Drechsel

Jürgen Moosburger

Reiner Windisch

Patrick Rode

Werner Bergbauer

Andreas Plöβl

Alexander Behres

A semiconductor layer sequence includes a first nitridic compound semiconductor layer, a second nitridic compound semiconductor layer, and an intermediate layer arranged between the first and second nitridic compound semiconductor layers. Beginning with the first nitridic compound semiconductor layer, the intermediate layer and the second nitridic compound semiconductor layer are arranged one after the other in a direction of growth of the semiconductor layer sequence and are adjacent to each other in direct succession. The intermediate layer has a lattice constant different from the lattice constant of the first nitridic compound semiconductor layer at least at some points. The second nitridic compound semiconductor layer is lattice-adapted to the intermediate layer at least at some points.

Semiconductor layer sequence and method for producing a semiconductor layer sequence

A method of producing an optoelectronic semiconductor chip having a semiconductor layer stack based on a material system AlInGaP includes preparing a growth substrate having a silicon surface, arranging a compressively relaxed buffer layer stack on the growth substrate, and metamorphically, epitaxially growing the semiconductor layer stack on the buffer layer stack, the semiconductor layer stack having an active layer that generates radiation.

Method of producing an optoelectronic semiconductor chip, and such a semiconductor chip

A method is provided for producing a light-emitting diode. A carrier substrate has a silicon surface. A series of layers is deposited on the silicon surface in a direction of growth and a light-emitting diode structure is deposited on the series of layers. The series of layers includes a GaN layer, which is formed with gallium nitride. The series of layers includes a masking layer, which is formed with silicon nitride. The masking layer follows at least part of the GaN layer in the direction of growth.

Method for producing a light-emitting diode

A composite substrate for a semiconductor chip includes a first covering layer containing a semiconductor material, a second covering layer, and a core layer arranged between the first covering layer and the second covering layer, wherein the core layer has a greater coefficient of thermal expansion than the covering layers.

Composite substrate for a semiconductor chip

The invention specifies a radiation detector for detecting radiation () according to a predefined spectral sensitivity distribution () that exhibits a maximum at a predefined wavelength &#x3bb;, comprising a semiconductor body () with an active region () serving to generate a detector signal and intended to receive radiation, in which according to one embodiment the active region () includes a plurality of functional layers () that have different band gaps and/or thicknesses and are implemented such that they () at least partially absorb radiation in a range of wavelengths greater than &#x3bb;. According to a further embodiment, disposed after the active region is a filter layer structure () comprising at least one filter layer (), said filter layer structure determining the short-wave side () of the detector sensitivity () according to the predefined spectral sensitivity distribution () by absorbing wavelengths smaller than &#x3bb;. A radiation detector for detecting radiation () according to the spectral sensitivity distribution () of the human eye is also specified. The semiconductor body can be monolithically integrated.

Radiation detector

A radiation detector comprising a plurality of detector elements () each having an active region () provided for radiation reception and for signal generation, the detector elements being monolithically integrated into a semiconductor body () of the radiation detector, a signal that is to be generated in a first detector element being able to be tapped off separately from a signal that is to be generated in a second detector element, and at least one of the active regions being designed for radiation reception in the visible spectral range.

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Wuppertal, Germany

Peter Stauβ