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Optical enhancement of phosphor-converted wLEDs using glass beads

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Abstract YAG:Ce 3+ is a yellow-source compound commonly used in phosphor conversion layers for direct coating or remote phosphor configurations in LED illumination. This material, however, suffers from a high… Click to show full abstract

Abstract YAG:Ce 3+ is a yellow-source compound commonly used in phosphor conversion layers for direct coating or remote phosphor configurations in LED illumination. This material, however, suffers from a high correlated color temperature, and low color-rendering index due to its deficiency in the red spectrum. In this study, glass beads (GB) with an average particle diameter of 10 μm were introduced to the conversion layer of a YAG:Ce 3+ particulate-filled polydimethylsiloxane matrix composite structure and found to improve the optical features of the resulting composite.

Keywords: glass beads; phosphor converted; optical enhancement; phosphor; enhancement phosphor

Journal Title: Optical Materials
Year Published: 2017

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