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Laser Lift-off Process

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<strong>Laser</strong> lift-<strong>off</strong> (LLO) technique<br />

Thermal decomposition of an interfacial layer induced by<br />

pulse irradiation of KrF (248nm) excimer laser<br />

Only interfacial layer of GaN reach high temperature<br />

<strong>Laser</strong> beam<br />

Sapphire(Al 2 O 3 )<br />

Buffer<br />

layer<br />

M.Q.W.<br />

p-GaN<br />

Sapphire(Al 2 O 3 )<br />

n-GaN<br />

(E g ≈ 9eV)<br />

(E g =3.4eV)<br />

GaN<br />

(900ºC~1000ºC) C)<br />

Δ<br />

n-GaN<br />

Ga + ½ N 2<br />

Ni<br />

Ni<br />

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The excimer laser system<br />

Light intensity<br />

Time<br />

The schematic diagram of KrF ecximer laser<br />

<strong>Laser</strong> medium<br />

Wavelength<br />

Maximum pulse energy<br />

Maximum laser fluence<br />

Full-Width-Half-Magnitude<br />

Pulse repetition rate<br />

KrF<br />

248 nm<br />

380~400 mJ/pulse<br />

2000 mJ/cm 2<br />

30 ns<br />

1~100 Hz<br />

Excimer <strong>Laser</strong> Micro-Machining System<br />

(Excitech PS-2000)<br />

35<br />

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