Abstract:
In a semiconductor light emitting device, a light emitting structure includes a first-conductivity type semiconductor layer, an active layer, and a second-conductivity type semiconductor layer, which are sequentially formed on a conductive substrate. A second-conductivity type electrode includes a conductive via and an electrical connection part. The conductive via passes through the first-conductivity type semiconductor layer and the active layer, and is connected to the inside of the second-conductivity type semiconductor layer. The electrical connection part extends from the conductive via and is exposed to the outside of the light emitting structure. An insulator electrically separates the second-conductivity type electrode from the conductive substrate, the first-conductivity type semiconductor layer, and the active layer. A passivation layer is formed to cover at least a side surface of the active layer in the light emitting structure. An uneven structure is formed on a path of light emitted from the active layer.
Abstract:
A light emitting diode is provided. The light emitting diode comprises a lead frame, a resin base, an emitting chip and a glue. The lead frame has a plurality of electrode portions thereon. The resin base is provided on the lead frame, the resin base having an outer wall thereon and around an edge to form an opening, and the opening exposing the electrode portions; and an inner wall extending from the outer wall, and the inner side of the inner wall has a slope to decrease the inner diameter of the opening gradually. The emitting chip is attached on the top surface(s) of one or two the electrode portion(s). The glue is filled into a space between the emitting chip and the inner wall to expose the top surface of the emitting chip. Therefore, the illumination of the light emitting diode can be enhanced.
Abstract:
A light emitting diode is provided. The light emitting diode comprises a lead frame, a resin base, an emitting chip and a glue. The lead frame has a plurality of electrode portions thereon. The resin base is provided on the lead frame, the resin base having an outer wall thereon and around an edge to form an opening, and the opening exposing the electrode portions; and an inner wall extending from the outer wall, and the inner side of the inner wall has a slope to decrease the inner diameter of the opening gradually. The emitting chip is attached on the top surface(s) of one or two the electrode portion(s). The glue is filled into a space between the emitting chip and the inner wall to expose the top surface of the emitting chip. Therefore, the illumination of the light emitting diode can be enhanced.
Abstract:
According to one embodiment, a semiconductor light emitting device includes a lead frame; a chip mounted on the lead frame, the chip including a substrate and a light emitting element provided on the substrate; a wall section including an inner wall facing to a side portion of the chip, and an outer wall on an opposite side to the inner wall; and a phosphor layer provided on at least the chip. A distance between the side portion of the chip and the inner wall of the wall section is smaller than a thickness of the chip. An angle between an upper surface of the lead frame and the inner wall is smaller than an angle between the upper surface of the lead frame and the outer wall.
Abstract:
Devices employing semiconductor die having hydrophobic coatings, and related cooling methods are disclosed. A device may include at least one semiconductor die electrically coupled to a substrate by electrical contact elements. During operation the semiconductor die and the electrical contact elements generate heat. By applying hydrophobic coatings to the semiconductor die and the electrical contact elements, a cooling fluid may be used to directly cool the semiconductor die and the electrical contact elements to maintain these components within temperature limits and free from electrical shorting and corrosion. In this manner, the semiconductor die and associated electrical contact elements may be cooled to avoid the creation of damaging localized hot spots and temperature-sensitive semiconductor performance issues.
Abstract:
A stacked MEMS microphone packaging method includes the steps of: providing a substrate having a conducting part and a through hole; affixing a retaining wall to the substrate and forming a conducting circuit in electrical connection with the conducting part; mounting a processor chip and a sensor chip on the substrate to have the sensor chip be disposed at a top side of the through hole; providing a carrier board having a first solder pad and a second solder pad and fixedly mounting the carrier board at the retaining wall and electrically coupled to the first solder pad and the second solder pad. Thus, the method can make a flip architecture MEMS microphone, reducing the steps of the packaging process and lowering the degree of difficulty of the manufacturing process and the manufacturing costs.
Abstract:
A semiconductor light-emitting device having favorable optical characteristics can include a first conductor pattern having a die-bonding pad and a second conductor pattern having a wire bonding pad, which are formed on a circuit board. The semiconductor light-emitting device can also include a semiconductor light-emitting chip mounted on the die-bonding pad, a first encapsulating material, which can include a wavelength converting material to wavelength-convert light emitted from the chip and can cover the chip in a substantially fair dome shape on the circuit board, and a second encapsulating resin to cover the first encapsulating material, which can transmit light emitted from the first encapsulating material. Thus, a semiconductor light-emitting device is provided, which can emit a mixture light having various color tones and favorable optical characteristics and which can be used to illuminate goods laid out in a narrow show window, a vending machine, and the like.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a light emitting device. The light emitting device includes: a body including a cavity having first and second inner sides opposite to each other and third and fourth inner sides connected to first and second inner sides and opposite to each other; a first lead frame extending from a bottom of cavity under a first inner side of cavity; a second lead frame extending from the bottom of cavity under a second inner side of cavity; a gap part in the bottom of cavity between first and second lead frames; a light emitting chip on first lead frame; a protective chip on the second lead frame; a recess region recessed outward of body from at least one of third and fourth inner sides of cavity; and a first wire connected to the second frame disposed between light emitting chip and a sidewall of the recess region.
Abstract:
Lighting devices with multiple light-emitting regions may be arranged to transmit or reflect emission portions or beams having different gamut properties, such as different gamut area index or relative gamut values. Different light transmitting surfaces or areas may be arranged to transmit emission portions or light beams having different gamut properties in different directions. Different gamut properties of different beams or emission portions may be produced by different electrically activated emitters and/or light-affecting materials such as notch filters, lumiphoric materials, and/or color pigments. A retrofit element may include a light-affecting (e.g., gamut-altering) material arranged to span across a portion of a light output surface or area of a lighting device and structure arranged for removable attachment to the lighting device.
Abstract:
Light emitter devices for light emitting diodes (LED chips) and related methods are disclosed. In one embodiment a light emitter device includes a substrate and a chip on board (COB) array of LED chips disposed over the substrate. A layer having wavelength conversion material provided therein is disposed over the array of LED chips for forming a light emitting surface from which light is emitted upon activation of the LED chips. In some aspects, the wavelength conversion material includes phosphoric or lumiphoric material that is settled and/or more densely concentrated within one or more predetermined portions of the layer. In some aspects, the devices and methods provided herein can comprise a lumen density of approximately 30 lm/mm2 or greater.