Browsing by Author "Luo"

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Growth of GaAs epitaxial layers on Si substrate by using a novel GeSi buffer layer
(2007-08-21)
Chang
;
Edward Y.
;
Luo
;
Guangli
;
Yang
This invention provides a process for growing Ge epitaxial layers on Si substrate by using ultra-high vacuum chemical vapor deposition (UHVCVD), and subsequently growing a GaAs layer on Ge film of the surface of said Ge epitaxial layers by using metal organic chemical vapor deposition (MOCVD).The process comprises steps of, firstly, pre-cleaning a silicon wafer in a standard cleaning procedure, dipping it with HF solution and prebaking to remove its native oxide layer. Then, growing a high Ge-composition epitaxial layer, such as Si0.1Ge0.9in a thickness of 0.8 μm on said Si substrate by using ultra-high vacuum chemical vapor deposition under certain conditions. Thus, many dislocations are generated and located near the interface and in the low of part of Si01.Ge0.9due to the large mismatch between this layer and Si substrate.Furthermore, a subsequent 0.8 μm Si0.05Ge0.95layer, and/or optionally a further 0.8 μm Si0.02Ge0.98layer, are grown. They form strained interfaces of said layers can bend and terminate the propagated upward dislocation very effectively. Therefore, a film of pure Ge is grown on the surface of said epitaxial layers.Finally, a GaAs epitaxial layer is grown on said Ge film by using MOCVD.
Highly saturated red-emitting Mn(IV) activated phosphors and method of fabricating the same
(2010-12-07)
Chen
;
Teng-Ming
;
Luo
;
Juih-Tzer
The present invention provides a light emitting device comprising a semiconductor light source emitting radiation at about 250˜500 nm; and a phosphor composition radiationally coupled to the semiconductor light source, wherein the phosphor composition is selected from the group consisting of Mg14(Ge(5-a)Mna)O24, Sr(Ge(4-b)Mnb)O9, Mg2(Ti(1-c)Mnc)O4, Zn2(Ti(1-d)Mnd)O4, SrMg(Al(10-e)Mne)O17, and Y3(Ga(5-f)Mnf)O12.
Method and apparatus for motion estimation with all binary representation
(2006-03-28)
Luo
;
Jeng-Hung
;
Lee
;
Gen-Ming
;
Wang
A method of motion estimation for video encoding constructs a binary pyramid structure having three binary layers. A state update module registers and updates repeat occurrence of final motion vectors and a static-state checking module determines if the method is in a static mode or a normal mode based on the repeat occurrence. In a normal mode, the first binary layer is searched within a ±3 pixel refinement window to determine a first level motion vector. In the second binary layer, a search range is computed based on six motion vector candidates. By checking every point within in the search range, a second binary layer search generates a second level motion vector. Finally, a third binary layer search within a ±2 pixel refinement window generates a final motion vector according to the second level motion vector. In a static mode, a fine tuning module performs search within a ±1 pixel refinement window and generates a final motion vector.