Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an LED having inorganic phosphor.SOLUTION: An LED chip 1 discharges primary radiation in the range of 300-470 nm and the radiation is converted partially or entirely to radiation of long wavelength by at least one kind of phosphor 6 exposed to primary radiation of the LED 1. The conversion is achieved under the use of one kind of phosphor 6 having an average particle size din the range of at least 1-50 nm, preferably in the range of 2-25 nm.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a semiconductor component in which joining between a used encapsulant and a housing base has poor resistance to mechanical stress and a still risk of a layer separation of an encapsulant from the housing base is reduced. SOLUTION: A semiconductor component includes at least one semiconductor chip 1 that emits and/or receives radiation, the semiconductor chip 1 disposed in a recess 2 of a housing base 3. The recess 2 has: a chip well 21 in which the semiconductor chip 1 is fixed; and a trench 22 which runs at least partway around the chip well 21 inside the recess 2. The housing base 3 has a wall 23 between the chip well 21 and the trench 22. An apex of the wall, when viewed from a bottom face of the chip well, lies below a level of a surface of a housing body 3 from which the recess 2 leads into the housing body 3, and an encapsulant 4 extends outward from the chip well 21 over the wall into the trench 22. COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method to achieve simple and inexpensive coating for a light emitting diode chip having front side electrical contact. SOLUTION: Before the chip is coated with luminescence conversion material, the entire wafer composite is fixedly mounted with its underside on a carrier, and the chip is singulated from the wafer composite in such a way that they continue to be held together on the carrier. A side edge of the singulated chip is partly at least coated with the luminescence conversion material at the time of coating the chip, and subsequently the chip is singulated as a light emitting diode light source from the composite of the substrate and the luminescence conversion material. COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a covered luminescent material stabilized in disintegration when the luminescent material is processed or when a system comprising the luminescent material is operated, and to provide a luminescent device containing the luminescent material. SOLUTION: The covered luminescent material comprises a luminescent material powder comprising luminescent material particles, wherein the thickness of the cover is 5 nm at most and especially ≤3 nm. The improvement in maintenance of the luminescent material is at least 5% after 1,000 h burning time at 80°C in 80% atmospheric moisture. COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO&NCIPI
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an optoelectronic element and a manufacturing method therefor that can fulfill wide requirements. SOLUTION: A reflexive filler is arranged between a semiconductor chip in a cavity and the sidewall of the cavity. At least one surface of a base casing toward the front surface is formed concave mirror-like or concave-like from the viewpoint of the semiconductor chip and is formed with a reflector surface against a part of emission. COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO
Abstract:
The invention relates to a method for producing a light source provided with electroluminescent diodes, in particular mixed colour diodes. The inventive method consists in transforming at least one part of primary radiation emitted a chip by means of luminescence conversion. The inventive chip comprises a front electric contact (in terms of a surface oriented towards a radiation emission) and a luminescence conversion material applied thereto in the form of a thin film. Prior to coating, the front electric contact is made higher by the application of a conductive material to the surface thereof. The inventive method makes it possible to adjust in a target manner a defined chromatic localisation controlling said chromatic localisation (IEC chromaticity diagram) and reducing the layer of the luminescence conversion material. Said method is convenient, in particular for simultaneously producing several light sources provided with electrolumeniscent diodes from the plurality of similar chips in a section composite substrate.
Abstract:
In order to apply an optical element, such as a lens, to an optoelectronic component, the surface (3B) of the filling material (3), said surface facing away from the transmitter or receiver (2), is directly provided with a lens profile (7). To this end, the recess (1A) of the supporting body (1) is filled with a defined quantity of transparent filling material (3) in order to embed the transmitter or receiver (2), and a lens profile (7) is subsequently stamped onto the surface (3B) of the transparent filling material (3), said surface facing away from the transmitter or receiver, by means of a stamp (8) before the transparent filling material with the lens profile (7), which is stamped thereon in such a manner, is completely hardened.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a light-emitting component provided with at least one primary radiation source which emits an electromagnetic primary radiation during the operation thereof, and at least one luminescence conversion element which is used to convert at least one part of the primary radiation is converted to radiation of a different wave length. A filter element provided with a plurality of nanoparticles is arranged upstream from the luminescence conversion element in the direction of radiation of the component. The nanoparticles comprise a filter substance which selectively reduces the intensity of radiation of at least one spectral partial range of undesired radiation by absorption.
Abstract:
Disclosed is an LED comprising inorganic luminous substance. An LED chip emits primary radiation ranging between 300 and 470 nm, said radiation being partly or fully converted into longer-wave radiation by means of at least one luminous substance which is exposed to the primary radiation of the LED. The conversion is achieved at least with the aid of a luminous substance whose average particle size d50 ranges between 1 and 50 nm, preferably between 2 and 25 nm.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a luminescence conversion of LED which uses a blue emitting chip and two illuminating substances, whereby one emits a red and the other a yellow to green. Both illuminating substances are separated upstream from the chip.