Multi-cell connected high-power optoelectronic device with unit-cell failure self-protection function
A technology of optoelectronic devices and protection functions, applied in the field of semiconductor optoelectronics, to achieve the effects of improving universal applicability, improving overall stability and reliability, and eliminating influence
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[0035] Such as Figure 2a The plane structure diagram of an ordinary front light-emitting LED chip connected in series with fusible resistors connected in parallel is shown: the entire LED chip is composed of a unit cell 1, a fusible resistor 2, a cathode lead 3, a cathode pressure solder block 5, an anode lead 4 and an anode Composed of pressure welding blocks 6, wherein the cathode pressure welding block 5 and the anode pressure welding block 6 constitute the chip general lead-out electrode of the optoelectronic device. The cathode lead 3 of each unit cell 1 is connected to the cathode welding block 5, and the anode lead 4 between the unit cell 1 and the anode welding block 6 is connected in series with a fusible resistor 2 and then connected to the anode welding block 6 . and Figure 2b Shown is a cross-section of a unit cell and its lead connection in a common front-emitting LED chip in which fusible resistors are connected in series and connected in parallel. The unit ...
Embodiment 2
[0037] Such as Figure 3a As shown in the plane structure diagram of a vertical LED chip connected in series with fusible resistors in parallel: the entire LED chip consists of a unit cell active area 21, a fusible resistor 22, a cathode lead 23, a cathode pressure solder block 24, and a conductive lining from the back. The composition of the anode drawn from the bottom. A fusible resistor 22 is connected in series on the cathode lead 23 between the unit cell active region 21 and the cathode welding block 24, and the unit cell active region 21, the fusible resistor 22 and the cathode welding block 24 are formed by the cathode lead 23 series access. and Figure 3b Shown is a cross-sectional structure of a unit cell in a vertical LED chip connected in series with fusible resistors connected in parallel and its leads. The conductive substrate 20 is used for the anode extraction of the chip, the unit cell active region 21 is located on one side of the conductive substrate 20, a...
Embodiment 3
[0039] The multi-cell parallel design with fusible resistors connected in series can also be applied to LED chips with a flip-chip structure, and its connection methods are also diverse.
[0040] One of the connection methods is to design the fusible resistor on the same side as the active area of the LED chip. Such as Figure 4a As shown: the chip is composed of epitaxial substrate 30, active region 31, cathode lead-out region 32, insulating medium 33, cathode leads 341 and 342, anode bump 361 and cathode bump 371, while the transfer substrate is composed of anode bump 362, The cathode bump 372 , the anode lead 381 , the cathode lead 382 and the insulating substrate 39 are composed. The active chip and the transfer substrate are combined by a flip-chip welding process, the anode bump 361 is connected to the anode bump 362 , and the cathode bump 371 is connected to the cathode bump 372 . The current flows from the anode lead 381 to the active region through the anode bump ...
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