Light emitting diode with diffraction lattice
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Mar 2, 2006
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Aug 30, 2004
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Aug 30, 2004
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A method of fabricating light emitting diodes (LED) with a colour purifying diffraction lattice (CPDL) is suggested, the essence of the invention is in the use of the coherent scattering of the light by the CPDL for colour purifying of the light emitted by the LED and enhancement its extraction efficiency, the CPDL is a hexagonal two-dimensional periodical pattern on the surface of the LED structure or an internal interface resulting in the periodical variation in the refractive index with the period d The period of CPDL satisfies the equation d=m.lamda./n, where m is a positive integer number, .lamda. is the wavelength of the light generated by LED, and n is the refraction index of LED structure. The height of the hexagonal islands forming CPDL is h=.lamda.(2l+1)/2n, l is a positive integer number or zero. Use of CPDL allows to convert the laterally propagating light into the vertically propagating and simultaneously filter its spectrum.
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