Abstract:
A light emitting device is provided to produce white light with a stable correlated color temperature and stable color coordinates. The light emitting device includes a blue LED chip and a yellow phosphor. The blue LED chip has a peak wavelength X slightly smaller than the peak wavelength Y of the phosphor such that when the light emitting device is subjected to a predetermined operating current, the phosphor decays due to thermal effect, and the LED chip has its emission spectrum red-shifted to substantially match with the excitation spectrum of the phosphor. At this time, the excitation ability of the LED chip is increased and causes an increase of yellow power output from the phosphor that substantially compensates a decrease of yellow light output caused by the phosphor.
Abstract:
A LED package structure includes a base; at least one main light chip assembled to the base; a plurality of sub light chips assembled to the base; a wavelength shifter assembled to the base, the wavelength shifter located above each main light chip and each sub light chip, the wavelength shifter configured to shift a wavelength of each light beam from each main light chip; an outer lens assembled to the base and located above the wavelength shifter, so as to package each main light chip, each sub light chip and the wavelength shifter, the outer lens improving a light extraction efficiency of the light beams; and a controlling member electrically connected to each main light chip and each sub light chip, the controlling member configured to control luminance of each main light chip and luminance of each sub light chip.