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titleOfInvention Electrostatic Discharge Protection Light Emitting Diode Using Plasma Discharge Method
abstract The electrostatic discharge protection LED using the plasma discharge method includes a lower contact layer formed on a substrate, a light emitting active layer formed on a lower contact layer, an upper contact layer formed on a light emitting active layer, a cathode formed on an upper contact layer, and a lower contact layer. And a metal electrode layer formed on a part of the anode and the back surface of the substrate, and causing a plasma discharge when a reverse bias is applied. Therefore, by depositing and electrically connecting a metal electrode parallel to the light emitting diode, the durability of the electrostatic discharge phenomenon can be improved to reduce the destruction of the device, the production process can be reduced because the manufacturing process is simple.
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