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Phosphor-Coated LED Converts Blue Light to White

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Michael A. Greenwood

Coating LEDs with phosphors to create a whiter color is nothing new. But a variety of techniques that are used to do this are hamstrung by efficiency issues. One conventional approach, for example, suffers from a high percentage of the emitted light being reflected back toward the chip, where it is dispersed and wasted. Other coating approaches are more effective, but they, too, experience notable losses resulting from quantum conversion and total internal reflection. Researchers Steven C. Allen and Andrew J. Steckl of the University of Cincinnati have devised a phosphor-based LED that...Read full article

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