Abstract: A light emitting element includes a first semiconductor layer, an active layer disposed on the first semiconductor layer, a second semiconductor layer disposed on the active layer, and an insulating layer enclosing the first semiconductor layer, the active layer, and at least a portion of the second semiconductor layer. The first semiconductor layer, the active layer, and the second semiconductor layer are successively disposed in a first direction. The active layer includes a first barrier layer, a second barrier layer, and a first well layer disposed between the first barrier layer and the second barrier layer, and including a non-uniform indium composition ratio in a first direction and a second direction intersecting the first direction, and including a non-uniform indium density in a third direction intersecting the first direction and the second direction.

Abstract: A MEMS microphone includes a substrate including a vibration area defining a cavity, a supporting area surrounding the vibration area, and a peripheral area surrounding the supporting area, a diaphragm disposed over the substrate to cover the cavity, the diaphragm being spaced apart from the substrate to be configured to sense an acoustic pressure to generate a corresponding displacement, an anchor completely surrounding an end portion of the diaphragm, the anchor being fixed to an upper surface of the substrate to support the diaphragm from the substrate, and a back plate disposed over the diaphragm and in the vibration area, and the back plate being spaced apart from the diaphragm to form an air gap and having a plurality of acoustic holes.

Abstract: A MEMS microphone includes a substrate presenting a vibration area, a supporting area surrounding the vibration area and a peripheral area surrounding the supporting area, the substrate defining a cavity formed in the vibration area, a lower back plate being disposed over the substrate to cover the cavity and having a plurality of lower acoustic holes, a diaphragm being disposed over the lower back plate, the diaphragm being spaced apart from the lower back plate and configured to generate a displacement thereof in response to an applied acoustic pressure, an upper back plate being disposed over the diaphragm, the upper back plate being spaced apart from the diaphragm and having a plurality of upper acoustic holes, and an intermediate anchor being in contact with an upper surface of the lower back plate in the supporting area, the intermediate anchor being configured to support the diaphragm to space the diaphragm from the lower back plate, and to provide elasticity for the diaphragm.

Abstract: A MEMS microphone includes a substrate presenting a vibration area, a supporting area surrounding the vibration area and a peripheral area surrounding the supporting area, the substrate defining a cavity formed in the vibration area, a lower back plate being disposed over the substrate to cover the cavity and having a plurality of lower acoustic holes, a diaphragm being disposed over the lower back plate, the diaphragm being spaced apart from the lower back plate and configured to generate a displacement thereof in response to an applied acoustic pressure, an upper back plate being disposed over the diaphragm, the upper back plate being spaced apart from the diaphragm and having a plurality of upper acoustic holes, and an intermediate anchor being in contact with an upper surface of the lower back plate in the supporting area, the intermediate anchor being configured to support the diaphragm to space the diaphragm from the lower back plate, and to provide elasticity for the diaphragm.

Abstract: A MEMS microphone includes a substrate having a cavity, a back plate disposed over the substrate to cover the cavity and having a plurality of acoustic holes, a diaphragm disposed over the substrate to cover the cavity, the diaphragm being disposed under the back plate, including a venting hole communicating with the cavity, and sensing an acoustic pressure to create a displacement, and a first insulation layer interposed between the substrate and the diaphragm to support an end portion of the diaphragm to separate the diaphragm from the substrate, and the first insulation layer having an opening formed at a position corresponding to the cavity to expose the diaphragm. Thus, since the process of forming an anchor may be omitted, the process may be simplified, and process time may be shortened.

Abstract: A MEMS microphone includes a substrate having a cavity, a back plate provided over the substrate and having a plurality of acoustic holes, a diaphragm disposed between the substrate and the back plate, and spaced apart from the substrate and the back plate, a strut located at outer side of the diaphragm, having a lower surface in contact with an upper surface of the substrate and being integrally formed with the upper insulation layer to support the upper insulation layer to space the upper insulation layer from the diaphragm, and a bending prevention member provided on an upper surface of the back plate for preventing the back plate from being bent.

Abstract: A MEMS microphone includes a substrate having a cavity, a back plate provided over the substrate and having a plurality of acoustic holes, a diaphragm disposed between the substrate and the back plate, and spaced apart from the substrate and the back plate, a strut located at outer side of the diaphragm, having a lower surface in contact with an upper surface of the substrate and being integrally formed with the upper insulation layer to support the upper insulation layer to space the upper insulation layer from the diaphragm, and a bending prevention member provided on an upper surface of the back plate for preventing the back plate from being bent.

Abstract: A MEMS microphone includes a substrate having a cavity, a back plate disposed over the substrate to cover the cavity and having a plurality of acoustic holes, a diaphragm disposed over the substrate to cover the cavity, the diaphragm being disposed under the back plate, including a venting hole communicating with the cavity, and sensing an acoustic pressure to create a displacement, and a first insulation layer interposed between the substrate and the diaphragm to support an end portion of the diaphragm to separate the diaphragm from the substrate, and the first insulation layer having an opening formed at a position corresponding to the cavity to expose the diaphragm. Thus, since the process of forming an anchor may be omitted, the process may be simplified, and process time may be shortened.