Blue-green light-emitting semiconductor and phosphor for same
OwnerSoshchin Naum, Wei-Hung Lo +1inventors
InventorsSoshchin Naum, Wei-Hung Lo, Chi-Ruei Tsai
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OwnerSoshchin Naum, Wei-Hung Lo +1inventors
InventorsSoshchin Naum, Wei-Hung Lo, Chi-Ruei Tsai
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A blue-green light emitting semiconductor having an In—Ga—N heterostructure and covered with a light-converting layer formed of a thermosetting polymer layer and an inorganic phosphor having a long wave Stokes radiation displacement characteristic, characterized in that the In—Ga—N semiconductor heterostructure emits light in near ultraviolet region λ=375˜405 nm, the light-converting layer converts the emission λ=375˜405 nm to wavelength λ=505˜515 nm; the wavelength light emitted by the light-converting layer has Stokes displacement 135˜105 nm, color coordinates 0.15<x≦0.22, 0.55<y≦0.60, spectrum curve half-wave width Δλ≦60 nm, and afterglow duration smaller than 100 ns. The invention also discloses a phosphor for use in a blue-green light-emitting semiconductor.
A blue-green light-emitting diode, comprising an In—Ga—N semiconductor heterostructure, and a light-converting layer formed of a thermosetting polymer layer and an inorganic phosphor having a long wave Stokes radiation displacement characteristic and covered on said In—Ga—N semiconductor heterostructure, wherein said In—Ga—N semiconductor heterostructure emits a first wavelength light at near ultraviolet region, said light-converting layer emits a strong radiation to convert said first wave light into a second wavelength light.
A phosphor used in a blue-green light-emitting diode, comprising activators Eu+2, Ce+3 and Pr+3 and a barium silicate-based substrate to make up the deficiency of Ln+3 and Li+1 ions, having the stoichiometric equation:
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