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Provided is an EUV transmissive membrane capable of suppressing EUV absorption by a protective layer, which has been a factor in reduction of EUV transmittance, thereby exhibiting high EUV transmittance during exposure. The EUV transmissive membrane includes a main layer having an EUV transmittance of 85% or more at a wavelength of 13.5 nm, wherein the main layer is composed of a monolayer or a composite layer of two or more layers, and a protective layer that covers at least one side of the main layer, wherein the protective layer includes at least one selected from the group consisting of amorphous carbon, Cu, Al, and an organic resist as a main component.

This application discloses a GaN-based micro-LED epitaxial structure, device, and fabrication method. The GaN-based micro-LED epitaxial structure includes, along the growth direction, a substrate, a buffer layer, an N-type doped GaN electron injection layer, an active region, and an Al2O3 layer. y Ga 1‑y The substrate consists of an N-type electron blocking layer and a P-type doped GaN hole injection layer; the substrate is selected from a (111) crystal plane single-crystal silicon substrate, a c-axis single-crystal sapphire substrate, a c-axis single-crystal silicon carbide substrate, or a c-axis self-supporting single-crystal gallium nitride substrate; the active region includes an InGaN-based light-emitting structure, which is at least one of an InGaN / GaN alternating multi-quantum-well structure, a GaN / InGaN / GaN single-quantum-well structure, and an InGaN quantum dot structure. This application shortens the carrier radiative recombination lifetime, weakens the quantum-confined Stark effect, and improves the radiative recombination rate by employing a thin quantum well or quantum dot active region structure, thereby enhancing the device's modulation bandwidth and photoelectric efficiency, meeting the performance requirements of light sources for applications such as data center optical interconnects, co-packaged optics, and high-speed visible light communication.