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`TITLE: LIGHT EMITTING DEVICE
`INVENTOR:
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`TITLE: LIGHT EMITTING DEVICE
`INVENTOR:
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`LIGHT EMITT
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`avity.
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`Light emitting devices typically include a light
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`tting diode (LED
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`located inaec
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`ty may be reflective in order to increase
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`light-emitting device.
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`The walls of the
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`such as silicone,
`encapsulate,
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`and the reflector.
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`tend
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`the wall,
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`emi
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`the LED,
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`efficience of the light-
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`may also adversely affect
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`aminated wall, which may
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`t. Eventually,
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`the
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`which may cause damage
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`-emitting device.
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`tinues rapidly.
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`The delaminated areas may enable
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`taminants to enter the light-emi tting device and either
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`cause
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`failure or a reduction in
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`The delamination
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` the
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`light pattern p
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`reduce o
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`the emitted ligh
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`1 is a side cut away view of
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`an embodiment of a
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`light-emitting device.
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`Fig.
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`2 is a top plan view of t
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`he light-emitting device
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`of Fig. 1.
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` Detailed
`Description
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`A side cut away view
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`of an embodiment of
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`a light-
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`emitting device 100 is shown i
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`greater detail below,
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`the
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`described herein uses devices
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`probability that an encapsulan
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`n Fig. 1.
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`light-emit
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`As described in
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`t used in the ligh
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`device 100 will delaminate or peel
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`described herein to
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`reduce
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`devices and
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`the probability that
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`ting device 100 become
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`components within the
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`light-emitt
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`dislodged.
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`the light-emitting device
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`methods are
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`ludes a substrate 110
`The light-emitting device 100 incl
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`112 and a reflector
`Diode
`on which a Light Emitting
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`The LED 112 may be electrically
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`connected
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`114 are mounted.
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`to the substrate 110.
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`The portion of
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`the reflector 114
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`is noted that the LED 112 is used
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`and fill
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`light emitters other than LEDs may
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`be used in conjunction with the light
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`described herein.
`The combinat
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`the reflector 114 forms a
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`Lion of
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`cavity 118 in
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`the
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`emitting device 100
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`substrate 110 and
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`An encapsulant,
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`described in greater detail bel
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`such as silicone,
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`is located in
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`the cavity 118.
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`te 110, and the LED 112.
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`cavity 118.
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`ret
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`secure the
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`capsulant.
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`recessed portions also reduce
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`reflector 114
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`outer circumferal wall 122 tha
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`the light-emitting device 100.
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`An upper edge 124 extends
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`the light-emitting device 100.
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`the reflector 114 proxi
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`the
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`exits the opening in the
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`located proximate the upper portion.
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`inner wall
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`the outer circumferal
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`Substrate 110 from the upper edge 124.
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`extends from the first inner wall 126.
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`A second inner wall
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`platform 128 and the second inner wall 130 forms a first
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`the first
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`notch 134.
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`reflector 114.
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`As described in greater detail below,
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`The first notch 134 extends axially around the
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`first notch 134 serves to hold the encapsulant within the
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`the first notch 134 limits the
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`cavity 118.
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`In addition,
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`extent of delamination that may occur should delamination
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`start.
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`A second platform 138 extends from the second inner
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`wall 130.
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`A
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`slanted wall 140 extends from the second
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`platform 138.
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`device described herein,
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`the slanted
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`relative to the substrate 110 so
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`that light emitted from the
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`the light-emitting
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`wall 140 is at an angle
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`light-emitting device 100 has a specified beam pattern
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`associated therewith.
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`A second notch 146 is located between the slanted wall
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`The second notch 146 may
`140 and a third platform 148.
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`extend along and around the reflector 114 as shown in Fig.
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`As with other portions of
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`notch 146 may be filled with the encapsulant.
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`the cavity 118,
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`the second
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`As described
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`in greater detail below,
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`the second notch 146 serves to stop
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`delamination between the reflector 114 and the encapsulant.
`the third platt
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`In the embodiment described herein,
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`form 148
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`well defined walls and platforms.
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`In some embodiments,
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`transitions between the walls and platforms are relatively
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`smooth,
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`so there are few,
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`if any, edges between the
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`transitions.
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`In the embodiment of
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`the light-emitting device 100
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`described herein,
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`a gap 152 exists between the reflector 114
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`and the LED 112.
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`The gap 152 may contain contact
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`supply power to the LED 112.
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`and the LED 112.
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`electrical signals to the LED 112. Other embodiments of the
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`light emitting device 100 may have more wires connected
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`between the LED 112 and the substrate 110.
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`Conventional light emitting devices do not
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`single wire bond 154 is shown extending between the gap 152
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`the first notch or the second notch. Delaminat
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`the reflector and the encapsulant may start near the
`top of
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`the reflector and continue down the reflector
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`substrate. Delamination near the top of the light
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`device will
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`adversely affect the brigh
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`tness and beam pattern
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`of the light
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`commence at
`the junction of
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`emitting device.
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`Delamination may also
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`the reflector
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`and the substrate.
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`tuation,
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`delamination may spread to the LED and
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`D to separate
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`the wire bonds between the
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`the substrate
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`cause
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`the
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`Situations,
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`may break.
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`The
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`but it will
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`the delamination may progress down the
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`the first
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`edge 124 of
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`be stopped by
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`notch 134.
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`Therefore,
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`proceed down the slanted wall 140.
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`the delamination will
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`be able to
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`The first notch
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`the encapsulant
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`to the reflector 114,
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`which
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`to prevent delamination.
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`The same occurs
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`ond notch 146.
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`lector 114 has been described herein with two
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`and 146,
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`the first notch 134 and the second
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`Some embodiments of
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`Other embodiments may
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`the notches 134 and 146.
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`tches located
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`notch 146.
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`substrate if
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`delamination of the encapsulant.
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`the LED 112
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`lector 114
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`firmly secured to
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`the substra
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`The light-emitting device 100
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`described herein serves to overcome these problems by more
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`the LED 112 to the substrate 110.
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`In order to more securely attach the LED 112 to the
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`substrate 110,
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`for holding an adhesive located under the LED 112.
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`ubstrate 110 has at least one recessed
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`substrate and the LE D.
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`securely fastening
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`if delamination spreads to the LED 112,
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`It is also noted that the light-emitting device 100 may
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`substantial lly round as shown in Fig. 2,
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`be virtually any shape.
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`For example, rather than being
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`device 110 and the reflector may be shaped as a rectangle,
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`rhombus, square, or ellipse.
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`the light-emitting
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`ubstrate 110. This
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`What is claimed is:
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`1.
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`A light
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`emitting device comprising:
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`a substrate;
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`a reflector e
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`reflector forming
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`substrate;
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`xtending from said substrate, said
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`a cavity in conjunction with said
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`a light emitt
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`er located in said cavity; and
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`at least one
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`reflector, said at
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`extending substant
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`first recessed portion located in said
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`least one first recessed pol
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`ially axially around said ret
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` Flector.
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`comprising an encapsulant located in said cavity, wherein
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`s also located in said at least one first
`Said encapsulant
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`£ emitting device of claim 1
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`and further
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`2.
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`The ligh
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`recessed portion.
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`t emitting device of claim 1, wherein said
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`peer portion and a lower portion, said
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`g located proximate said substrate, said
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`recessed portion being located proximate
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`3.
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`re
`ector has an u
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`lower portion bein
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`at
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` least one first
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`said upper portion
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`ref
`lector has an u
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`lower portion bein
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`at
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`least one first
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`t emitting device of claim 1, wherein said
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`peer portion and a lower por
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`tion, said
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`g located proximate said substrate, said
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`recessed portion being locatted proximate
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`said lower portion
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`Page 11
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`5.
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`The light emitting device of
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`claim 1 wherein said
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`at least one
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`first recessed portion is a notch bordered by a
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`first wall and a second wall
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`formed within said reflector.
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`6.
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`The light emitting device of
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`claim 1, wherein said
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`light emitter is electrically connected to said substrate.
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`platform, wherein sai d platform is
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`located proximate said
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`substrate; and wherein
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`said at least one
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` recessed portion is
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` claim 1, wherein said
`7.
`The light emitting device of
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` reflector comprises a slan
`ted portion that intersects a
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`located at the intersecti
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`platform.
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`on of said slanted portion and said
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`8.
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`The light emit
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`tLting device of
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`claim 1, wherein said
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`substrate comprises at least one recessed portion and
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`wherein said light emitt
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`ter is located on said at least one
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`claim 8 and further
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`at least one recessed
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`said light emitter to
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`recessed portion.
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`9.
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`The light emitting device of
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`comprising an adhesive located in said
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`portion,
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`said adhesive serving to bond
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`said substrate.
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`Docket No. 70070048-1
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`Nichia Exhibit 1002
`Page 12
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`10.
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`The light emitting device of claim 1, wherein said
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`reflector comprises:
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`a first wall
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`said
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`substrate;
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`a first plat
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`extending substantially perpendicular to
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` form extending from said first wall;
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`wall,
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`a second wall extending from said first platform and
` facing said first
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`the space between said first wall
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`and said second wall constituting one of said at least one
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`a second platform extending from said second wall
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`of said light emitting device;
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`a Slanted portion extending from said second platform
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`recessed portions;
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` toward the center
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`10
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`10
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`toward said substrate; and
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`a third plat form located on said substrate and
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`15
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`intersecting said slanted portion;
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`wherein a second of said at least recessed portion is
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`loca ted at
`the intersection of said third platform and said
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`slant
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`ted portion.
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`11.
`
`A light
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`emitting device comprising:
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`a substrate;
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`
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`a reflector extending from said substrate, said
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`reflector forming
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`a cavity in conjunction with said
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`substrate;
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`a light emitter located in said cavity;
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`at least one
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`reflector, said at least one first recessed portion
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` extending substantially axially around said reflector; and
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`first recessed portion located in said
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`second recessed portion located in said
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` at least one
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`substrate proximate said light emitter.
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`9
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`Page 13
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`Nichia Exhibit 1002
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`12,
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`The light emitting device of claim 11 and further
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`comprising an adhesive located in said at least one second
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`recessed portion, said adhesive serving to bond said light
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`emitter to said substrate.
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`13.
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`The light emitting device of claim 11 and further
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`comprising an encapsulant located in said cavity, wherein
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`said encapsulant is also located in said at least one first
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`recessed portion.
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`The light emitting device of claim 11, wherein
`14.
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`said reflector has an upper portion and a lower portion,
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`said lower portion being located proximate said substrate,
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`said at least one first recessed portion being located
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`proximate said upper portion.
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`15.
`
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`The light emitting device of claim 11, wherein
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`said reflector has an upper portion and a lower portion,
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`said lower portion being located proximate said substrate,
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`said at least one first recessed portion being located
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`proximate said lower portion.
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`16.
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`The light emitting device of claim 11 wherein said
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`at least one first recessed portion is a notch bordered by a
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`first wall and a second wall
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`formed within said reflector.
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`Docket No. 70070048 -1
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`10
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`Nichia Exhibit 1002
`Page 14
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`Nichia Exhibit 1002
`Page 14
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`A light emitting device comprising:
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`a substrate;
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`a reflector extending from said substrate, said
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` reflector forming a cavity in conjunction with said
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`substrate, said reflector comprising:
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`a first wall extending substantially perpendicular to
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`said substrate;
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`a first platform extending from said first wall;
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`a second wall extending from said first plat
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`facing said first wall,
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`the space between said first
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`t
`recessed
`wall and said second wall constituting a firs
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`portion;
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` rm and
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`a second platform extending from said second wall
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`toward the center of said light emitting device;
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`a slanted portion extending from said second platform
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`toward said substrate; and
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`a third platform located on said substrate and
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`intersecting said slanted portion;
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` portion;
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`wherein a second recessed portion is located at the
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`intersection of said third platform and said slanted
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`
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`a light emitter located in said cavity; and
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`at least one third recessed portion located in said
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`substrate proximate said light emitter.
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`
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`18.
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`The light emitting device of claim 17 and further
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`comprising an adhesive located in said at least one third
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`recessed portion, said adhesive serving to bond said light
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`emitter to said substrate.
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`Docket No. 70070048-1
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`Nichia Exhibit 1002
`Page 15
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`Nichia Exhibit 1002
`Page 15
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`19.
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`The light emit
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`comprising an encapsulan
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`ting device of
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`claim 17 and
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` further
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`t located in said cavity.
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`Docket No. 70070048-1
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`12
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`Nichia Exhibit 1002
`Page 16
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`Nichia Exhibit 1002
`Page 16
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`A light emitting device is disclosed herein.
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`embodiment of the light emitting device comprises a
`
`Abstract
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`
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`An
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`The
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`substrate and a reflector extending from the substrate.
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`reflector forms a cavity in conjunction with the substrate.
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`A light emitter is located in the cavity. At least one
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`first recessed portion is located in the reflector,
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`least one first recessed portion extends substantially
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`axially around the reflector.
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`the at
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`Docket No. 70070048 -1
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`Nichia Exhibit 1002
`Page 17
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`Nichia Exhibit 1002
`Page 17
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`Application Number:
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`Filing Date:
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`Title of Invention:
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`LIGHT EMITTING DEVICE
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`
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`First Named Inventor/Applicant Name:
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`Lee Kee Hon
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`Attorney Docket Number:
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`70070048-1
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`Filed as Large Entity
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`Utility
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`Sub-Total in
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