Phosphor layer containing transparent particles over blue LED
AssigneeNthdegree Technologies Worldwide Inc.
InventorsWilliam J. Ray, Reuben Rettke, Mark D. Lowenthal, Alexander Ray
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AssigneeNthdegree Technologies Worldwide Inc.
InventorsWilliam J. Ray, Reuben Rettke, Mark D. Lowenthal, Alexander Ray
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LED dies are suspended in an ink and printed on a first support substrate to form a light emitting layer having a light emitting surface emitting primary light, such as blue light. A mixture of a transparent binder, phosphor powder, and transparent glass beads is formed as an ink and printed over the light emitting surface. The mixture forms a wavelength conversion layer when cured. The beads are preferably sized so that the tops of the beads protrude completely through the conversion layer. Some of the primary light passes through the beads with virtually no attenuation or backscattering, and some of the primary light is converted by the phosphor to secondary light. The combination of the secondary light and the primary light passing though the beads may form white light. The overall color is highly controllable by controlling the percentage weight of the beads.
A light emitting structure comprising:
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