LCD Backlighting with LED Phosphors
AssigneeMerck Patent Gesellschaft
InventorsHolger Winkler, Thomas Juestel
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Abstract
The invention relates to a liquid-crystal display fitted with a backlighting system having a white light source which comprises a semiconductor diode and a phosphor layer comprising a combination of at least two phosphors, where at least one phosphor emits red light and at least one phosphor emits green light, and to a process for the production thereof.
Claims17
Liquid-crystal display fitted with a backlighting system having at least one white light source which comprises at least one semiconductor diode and at least one phosphor layer comprising a combination of at least two phosphors, where at least one phosphor emits red light and at least one phosphor emits green light.
Backlighting system having at least one white light source which comprises at least one semiconductor diode and at least one phosphor layer comprising a combination of at least two phosphors which emit red and green light.
White light source which comprises a blue-emitting indium aluminium gallium nitride semiconductor, in particular of the formula IniGajAlkN, where 0≦i, 0≦j, 0≦k, and l+j+k=1, and a phosphor layer comprising a combination of at least two phosphors which emit red and green light.
Process for the production of a liquid-crystal display fitted with a backlighting system having a white light source, comprising the following steps:
- Production of at least one LED which is built up from a blue-emitting InGaAlN semiconductor, in particular of the formula IniGajAlkN, where 0≦i, 0≦j, 0≦k, and l+j+k=1, and a phosphor layer which comprises a combination of a red-emitting phosphor and a green-emitting phosphor.
- Installation of one or more LEDs in a housing to give a backlighting system containing diffusers and reflectors.
- The backlighting system is combined with a corresponding liquid-crystal unit, containing a front plate with a coloured-filter system, to give the liquid-crystal display.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.