Providing remote blue phosphors in an LED lamp
AssigneeSoraa, Inc.
InventorsThomas M. Katona, Michael Ragan Krames
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AssigneeSoraa, Inc.
InventorsThomas M. Katona, Michael Ragan Krames
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Light emitting devices and techniques for using remote blue phosphors in LED lamps are disclosed. An LED lamp is formed by configuring a first plurality of n of radiation sources to emit radiation characterized by a first wavelength, the first wavelength being substantially violet, and configuring a second plurality of m of radiation sources to emit radiation characterized by a second wavelength, the second wavelength also being substantially violet. Aesthetically-pleasing white light is emitted as the light from the radiation sources interacts with various wavelength converting materials (e.g., deposits of red-emitting materials, deposits of yellow/green-emitting materials, etc.) including a blue-emitting remote wavelength converting layer configured to absorb at least a portion of the radiation emitted by the first plurality of radiation sources. The remote wavelength converting layer emits wavelengths ranging from about 420 nm to about 520 nm.
An LED lamp comprising:
An LED lamp comprising:
An LED lamp with an outer surface having a white appearance under ambient light, comprising:
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