GROUP IV SEMICONDUCTOR INC. Patent applications |
Patent application number | Title | Published |
20120322181 | DEPOSITION OF THIN FILM DIELECTRICS AND LIGHT EMITTING NANO-LAYER STRUCTURES - A method is disclosed for deposition of thin film dielectrics, and in particular for chemical vapour deposition of nano-layer structures comprising multiple layers of dielectrics, such as, silicon dioxide, silicon nitride, silicon oxynitride and/or other silicon compatible dielectrics. The method comprises post-deposition surface treatment of deposited layers with a metal or semiconductor source gas, e.g. a silicon source gas. Deposition of silicon containing dielectrics preferably comprises silane-based chemistry for deposition of doped or undoped dielectric layers, and surface treatment of deposited dielectric layers with silane. Surface treatment provides dielectric layers with improved layer-to-layer uniformity and lateral continuity, and substantially atomically flat dielectric layers suitable for multilayer structures for electroluminescent light emitting structures, e.g. active layers containing rare earth containing luminescent centres. Doped or undoped dielectric thin films or nano-layer dielectric structures may also be provided for other semiconductor devices. | 12-20-2012 |
20080246046 | Pixel Structure For A Solid State Light Emitting Device - A light emitting device includes an active layer structure, which has one or more active layers with luminescent centers, e.g. a wide bandgap material with semiconductor nano-particles, deposited on a substrate. For the practical extraction of light from the active layer structure, a transparent electrode is disposed over the active layer structure and a base electrode is placed under the substrate. Transition layers, having a higher conductivity than a top layer of the active layer structure, are formed at contact regions between the upper transparent electrode and the active layer structure, and between the active layer structure and the substrate. Accordingly the high field regions associated with the active layer structure are moved back and away from contact regions, thereby reducing the electric field necessary to generate a desired current to flow between the transparent electrode, the active layer structure and the substrate, and reducing associated deleterious effects of larger electric fields. | 10-09-2008 |