Fluorescent material and light-emitting device
AssigneeNichia Corporation
InventorsYoshinori Murazaki, Shinpei Kinoshita, Masatoshi Kameshima, Suguru Takashima, Hiroto Tamaki
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AssigneeNichia Corporation
InventorsYoshinori Murazaki, Shinpei Kinoshita, Masatoshi Kameshima, Suguru Takashima, Hiroto Tamaki
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The present invention provides a fluorescent material comprising a light-storing first phosphor that at least partially converts energy emitted by an excitation source to a first emission spectrum that is different from the energy, and a second phosphor that at least partially converts the first emission spectrum to a second emission spectrum that is different from the first emission spectrum; a lamp equipped with such a fluorescent material; a light-emitting device that produces a whitish afterglow, comprising such a fluorescent material for converting the emission by an LED chip; and a display unit comprising a display equipped with a plurality of such light-emitting devices.
A fluorescent material comprising a first phosphor that at least partially converts energy emitted by an excitation source, which emits ultraviolet having a wavelength of about 365 nm, to a first emission spectrum that is different from the energy, and a second phosphor that at least partially converts the first emission spectrum to a second emission spectrum that is different from the first emission spectrum,
A fluorescent material comprising a light-storing first phosphor that at least partially absorbs energy emitted by an excitation source, which emits ultraviolet having a wavelength of about 365 nm, to emit phosphorescence, and a second phosphor that partially absorbs the phosphorescence of the first phosphor and converts the wavelength thereof to emit fluorescence,
A fluorescent material comprising a light-storing first phosphor that at least partially absorbs energy emitted by an excitation source, which emits ultraviolet having a wavelength of about 365 nm, to emit phosphorescence, and a second phosphor that partially absorbs the phosphorescence of the first phosphor and converts the wavelength thereof to emit fluorescence,
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