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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 18, 2025
Filed:
Jul. 24, 2020
Plessey Semiconductors Limited, Plymouth, GB;
Andrea Pinos, Plymouth, GB;
Xiang Yu, Plymouth, GB;
Simon Ashton, Plymouth, GB;
Jonathan Shipp, Plymouth, GB;
Plessey Semiconductors Limited, Plymouth, GB;
Abstract
A Light Emitting Diode (LED) array precursor is provided. The LED array precursor comprises a substrate having a substrate surface, a first LED stack, a p++ layer, a n++ layer and a second LED stack. The first LED stack is provided on a first portion of the substrate surface. The first LED stack comprises a plurality of first Group III-nitride layers defining a first semiconductor junction configured to output light having a first wavelength wherein a n-type side of the first semiconductor junction is orientated towards the substrate surface. The p++ layer is provided on the first LED stack, the p++ layer comprising a Group III-nitride. The n++ layer has a first portion covering the p++ layer of the first LED stack and a second portion covering a second portion of the substrate surface, wherein a tunnel junction is formed at an interface between the n++ layer and the p++ layer, the n++ layer comprising a Group III-nitride. The second LED stack is provided on the second portion of the n++ layer covering the second portion of the substrate surface. The second LED stack comprises a plurality of second Group III-nitride layers defining a second semiconductor junction configured to output light having a second wavelength different to the first wavelength, wherein a n-type side of the semiconductor junction is provided towards the n++ layer. A method of manufacturing a LED array precursor is also provided.