MicroLED

MicroLEDs are ultrasmall LED’s (light emitting diodes) typically ranging from 1 to 10 µm in size.

With such small dimensions, these semiconductor based microLEDs qualify for applications in the micro-display and -projector segment.

Their potential is based on delivery of high contrast, wide colour gamut, high brightness, while still being very energy efficient.

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Polar Light Technologies’ microLEDs

Polar Light Technologies’ microLEDs are based on InGaN/GaN pyramidal structures. These pyramidal structures are grown by a novel bottom-up technique, which in contrast to the conventional top-down technique does not require etching. This technique allows for sub-µm sized LED dimensions with maintained exceptional properties and performance.

The pyramidal LED design additionally provides narrow light lobe characteristics, which will further enhance the microLED’s efficiency since a larger fraction of the light can be used.

The same InGaN/GaN material system is used for the red, green and blue (RGB) emissions, allowing integration with electronics by means of mass transfer, flip-chip or other monolithic integration techniques.