US Patent 7122825 Lighting system
Patent 7122825 was granted and assigned to Sony on October, 2006 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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Goshi Biwa0
Hiroyuki Okuyama0
Masato Doi0
Tomoyuki Kikutani0
Toyoharu Oohata0
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Semiconductor light-emitting devices are provided. The semiconductor light-emitting devices include a substrate and a crystal layer selectively grown thereon at least a portion of the crystal layer is oriented along a plane that slants to or diagonally intersect a principal plane of orientation associated with the substrate thereby for example, enhancing crystal properties, preventing threading dislocations, and facilitating device miniaturization and separation during manufacturing and use thereof.
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US Patent 07122825 Lighting system US Patent 7122825 Lighting system
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071228250
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October 17, 2006
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