Continuous roller transfer-printing and automated metrology of >75,000 micro-LED pixels in a single shot

  • Margariti E
  • Quinn G
  • Jevtics D
  • et al.
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Abstract

A continuous, single shot roller transfer printing process is presented for the large-scale hybrid integration of semiconductor devices. Transfer of a 320 × 240 pixel micro-LED array, representing >75,000 individual devices in a single shot with sub-micron relative position accuracy is demonstrated. The transfer printing process preserves the array geometry with pixel spatial location error less than 1 µm deviation from the as-designed layout. An automated sub-micron precision metrology system based on simple optical microscopy was developed to asses such large device populations and allow the assessment of yield.

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Margariti, E., Quinn, G., Jevtics, D., Guilhabert, B., Dawson, M. D., & Strain, M. J. (2023). Continuous roller transfer-printing and automated metrology of >75,000 micro-LED pixels in a single shot. Optical Materials Express, 13(8), 2236. https://doi.org/10.1364/ome.483657

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