Method for producing a micro optical semiconductor lens
AssigneeTRW Inc.
InventorsDean Tran, Eric R. Anderson, Ronald L. Strijek, Edward A. Rezek
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AssigneeTRW Inc.
InventorsDean Tran, Eric R. Anderson, Ronald L. Strijek, Edward A. Rezek
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The invention relates to a method for fabricating III-V semiconductor micro-optical lenses for hybrid integration with micro-optical devices, where a micro-optical lens is formed from a semiconductor wafer by selectively etching a surface of the semiconductor wafer and a lens arm is formed from the semiconductor wafer on a surface opposite the surface by selectively etching the surface of the semiconductor wafer. The lens and lens arm are then cleaved from the substrate wafer and directly mounted to a micro-optical device. As a result of using III-V semiconductor material to form micro-optical lenses for hybrid integration to micro-optical devices of the same semiconductor material, thermal expansion stability is increased and efficient transfer of light between micro-optical lenses and micro-optical devices is achieved.
A method for producing a III-V semiconductor micro-optical lens for hybrid integration to a micro-optical device, said method comprising the steps of:
A method for producing a III-V semiconductor micro-optical lens for hybrid integration to a micro-optical device, said method comprising the steps of:
A method for producing a III-V semiconductor micro-optical lens arm for hybrid integration to a micro-optical device, said method comprising the steps of:
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