Abstract: A method for manufacturing epitaxial films with multiple stress states, comprising steps of: providing a first single crystal substrate, and forming a sacrificial layer and a first epitaxial film on the first single crystal substrate, wherein the first epitaxial film is made of a first material; removing the sacrificial layer to separate the first epitaxial film from the first single crystal substrate; transferring the first epitaxial film to a second single crystal substrate, wherein the second single crystal substrate is made of a second material, a partial surface of the second single crystal substrate being overlapped by the first epitaxial film; applying epitaxies onto the first epitaxial film and the second single crystal substrate to form a second epitaxial film on the first epitaxial film and the second single crystal substrate.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method for manufacturing an epitaxial film and the epitaxial film thereof. The method comprises the steps of: providing a first single crystal substrate and forming a sacrificial layer and a first epitaxial film on the first single crystal substrate; removing the sacrificial layer in order to separate the first epitaxial film from the first single crystal substrate; shifting the first epitaxial film to a second single crystal substrate so as to let the first epitaxial film cover on a partial surface of the second single crystal substrate, wherein the first epitaxial film and the second single crystal substrate are two different crystallographic plane orientations in absolute coordinates; and forming a second epitaxial film on the first epitaxial film and the second single crystal substrate, so as to let the second epitaxial film has at least two crystallographic plane orientations.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an optoelectronic device. The optoelectronic device disclosed in the present invention includes: a carrier; and a light controllable layer patterned to be formed on the carrier, so as to form at least one light controllable element, where the at least one light controllable element is independently controllable by a light beam, so that the at least one light controllable element is switchable between two or more states.