This study proposes a novel packaging structure for vertical thin-GaN LED applications by integration of LED chip and silicon-based packaging process. The vertical thin film LED is directly mounted on package submount. The shortest thermal path structure from junction to package submount achieves the lowest thermal resistance of 1.65 K/W for LED package. Experimental results indicate that low thermal resistance significant improved forward current up to 4.6A with 1.125 × 1.125 mm² LED chip size.

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