Transmissive fluorescence emitting module and light emitting device
AssigneePanasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.
InventorsYosuke Honda, Shinichi Kitaoka, Noriyasu Nakashima, Yoshiyuki Takahira
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Abstract
A transmissive fluorescence emitting module includes: a fluorescent substrate that consists essentially of a fluorescent material; a metal member bonded to a principal surface that the fluorescent substrate includes; and a rotator that rotates the fluorescent substrate and the metal member about an axis extending in a thickness direction of the fluorescent substrate. In a plan view of the fluorescent substrate, the fluorescent substrate includes a region that does not overlap the metal member, the region being annular ring-shaped.
Claims9
A transmissive fluorescence emitting module comprising:
- a fluorescent substrate that consists essentially of a fluorescent material;
- a metal member bonded to a principal surface that the fluorescent substrate includes;
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- a rotator that rotates the fluorescent substrate and the metal member about an axis extending in a thickness direction of the fluorescent substrate,
- wherein in a plan view of the fluorescent substrate, the fluorescent substrate includes a region that does not overlap the metal member, the region being annular ring-shaped,
- the fluorescent substrate includes another principal surface that is on an opposite side from the principal surface of the fluorescent substrate,
- when excitation light that excites the fluorescent material enters the region from the principal surface, light resulting from converting a wavelength of the excitation light that has entered exits through the another principal surface,
- the metal member includes a plurality of radiator fins, and
- each of the plurality of radiator fins includes a side surface at a position most distant from the axis, the side surface including a slanting surface that is slanted towards the axis in a direction from the another principal surface to the principal surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.