Stickable light-emitting diodes (LEDs) were fabricated by selectively growing GaN micro-LEDs on a graphene sheet. Using the van der Waals interaction of the bottom graphene layer, the micro-LED/graphene heterostructures uniformly adhered to foreign graphene films. The transferred LEDs were fully operational and maintained good mechanical adhesion and electrical connections to the foreign graphene films under various bending conditions. Since the van der Waals integration method provides simple assembly processes of heterogeneous materials with negligible material compatibility issues, the LED/graphene heterostructure will be capable of integrating with various 2D devices.
- Anuj Kumar Singh
- Kwangseok Ahn
- Kunook Chung
