Abstract: A process for fabricating a micro-display is provided. First, a wafer having a driving circuit thereon is provided. Then, a metallic reflective layer is formed on the wafer. Thereafter, an anti-reflection layer and a patterned photoresist layer are sequentially formed on the metallic reflective layer. Using the patterned photoresist layer as an etching mask, the anti-reflection layer and the metallic reflective layer are etched to form a trench pattern that exposes the surface of the wafer. After that, the patterned photoresist layer is removed. A dielectric layer is formed to cover the anti-reflection layer and fill the trench pattern. Then, a portion of the dielectric layer and the anti-reflection layer are removed to expose the surface of the metallic reflective layer.

Abstract: A structure of a micro-display is provided. The micro-display structure includes a substrate and pixel regions defined on the substrate; a dielectric layer is disposed on a surface of the substrate; a light absorbent layer is positioned on the dielectric layer; and inorganic dichroic layers which are corresponding to each of the pixel regions positioned on the light absorbent layer, respectively.

Abstract: Methods for fabricating color filters are provided. Firstly, a substrate having a first region and a second region is provided. Then, a first dichroic layer and a first mask layer are formed on the first region sequentially. Next, a second dichroic layer is formed on the substrate to cover the first mask layer and the surface of the second region of the substrate. Thereafter, a second mask layer is formed on the second dichroic layer on the second region. Afterwards, the second dichroic layer on the first region and between the first mask layer and the second mask layer is etched. Then, the first mask layer and the second mask layer are removed.

Abstract: A process of physical vapor depositing mirror layer with improved reflectivity is disclosed. A wafer is loaded into a PVD tool comprising a degas chamber, a Ti/TiN sputter deposition chamber, a cooling chamber, and an aluminum sputter deposition chamber. A wafer degas process is first performed within the degas chamber. The wafer is then transferred to the Ti/TiN sputter deposition chamber and deposition sputtering a layer of titanium onto the wafer. The wafer is transferred to the cooling chamber and gas cooling the wafer temperature down to 40-50° C. The wafer is then transferred to the aluminum sputter deposition chamber and deposition sputtering a layer of aluminum onto the wafer at 40-50° C. with a backside gas turned off. The deposited layer of aluminum over the wafer has a reflectivity of about 0.925 at wavelength of around 380 nm.

Abstract: A process for fabricating a micro-display is provided. First, a wafer having a driving circuit thereon is provided. Then, a metallic reflective layer is formed on the wafer. Thereafter, an anti-reflection layer and a patterned photoresist layer are sequentially formed on the metallic reflective layer. Using the patterned photoresist layer as an etching mask, the anti-reflection layer and the metallic reflective layer are etched to form a trench pattern that exposes the surface of the wafer. After that, the patterned photoresist layer is removed. A dielectric layer is formed to cover the anti-reflection layer and fill the trench pattern. Then, a portion of the dielectric layer and the anti-reflection layer are removed to expose the surface of the metallic reflective layer.

Abstract: A process of physical vapor depositing mirror layer with improved reflectivity is disclosed. A wafer is loaded into a PVD tool comprising a degas chamber, a Ti/TiN sputter deposition chamber, a cooling chamber, and an aluminum sputter deposition chamber. A wafer degas process is first performed within the degas chamber. The wafer is then transferred to the Ti/TiN sputter deposition chamber and deposition sputtering a layer of titanium onto the wafer. The wafer is transferred to the cooling chamber and gas cooling the wafer temperature down to 40-50° C. The wafer is then transferred to the aluminum sputter deposition chamber and deposition sputtering a layer of aluminum onto the wafer at 40-50° C. with a backside gas turned off. The deposited layer of aluminum over the wafer has a reflectivity of about 0.925 at wavelength of around 380 nm.