Capillary-bonding of thin LEDs onto non-native substrates by transfer-printing

The integration of arrays of 486nm-emitting micron-size LEDs onto non-native substrates (including diamond, ultra-thin glass and MQW epitaxial structures) is demonstrated. The device bonding process relies solely on solvent-assisted capillary adhesion, and precision assembly through transfer printin...

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Published in2014 IEEE Photonics Conference pp. 504 - 505
Main Authors Trindade, A. J., Guilhabert, B., Zhu, D., Laurand, N., Gu, E., Watson, I. M., Humphreys, C. J., Wallis, D. J., Dawson, M. D.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 01.12.2014
Subjects
Assembly
Bonding
Diamonds
Glass
Light emitting diodes
Quantum well devices
Substrates
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Summary:The integration of arrays of 486nm-emitting micron-size LEDs onto non-native substrates (including diamond, ultra-thin glass and MQW epitaxial structures) is demonstrated. The device bonding process relies solely on solvent-assisted capillary adhesion, and precision assembly through transfer printing.
ISSN:1092-8081
2766-1733
DOI:10.1109/IPCon.2014.6995470