Kyocera has developed a thin-film process technology for making silicon substrates for GaN-based micro-light sources – light sources with a side measuring less than 100 microns. Examples include short-cavity lasers and micro-LEDs. Because they offer key performance advantages, such as higher definition, smaller size, and lighter weight, micro-light sources are considered essential to next-generation automotive …
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