White phosphors, methods of making white phosphors, white light emitting LEDS, methods of making white light emitting LEDS, and light bulb structures
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1. A composition, comprising:
- a white phosphorous composition including;
a first phosphor compound (P1) that emits radiation in a specific color of the visible spectrum, anda second phosphor compound (P2) that emits radiation in a color of the visible spectrum that is complementary to the color emitted by P1,wherein the combined emission of P1 and P2 is substantially white light, wherein both P1 and P2 have a characteristic that they each are excited by incident radiation in the same range of wavelengths, wherein a ratio of P1;
P2 is determined from ε
P1/ε
P2=mP2/mP1,wherein ε
P1 denotes an efficiency of conversion of incident radiation into emitted radiation of a certain color by the precursor phosphor P1, ε
P2 denotes an efficiency of conversion of incident radiation into emitted radiation of a certain color by the precursor phosphor P2, and mP1 and mP2 denote, respectively, the mass of P1 and P2 in the white phosphor.
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Abstract
Phosphor compositions, white phosphor compositions, methods of making white phosphor compositions, tinted white phosphor compositions, methods of making tinted white phosphor compositions, LEDs, methods of making LEDs, light bulb structures, paints including phosphor compositions, polymer compositions including phosphor compositions, ceramics including phosphor compositions, and the like are provided.
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1. A composition, comprising:
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a white phosphorous composition including; a first phosphor compound (P1) that emits radiation in a specific color of the visible spectrum, and a second phosphor compound (P2) that emits radiation in a color of the visible spectrum that is complementary to the color emitted by P1, wherein the combined emission of P1 and P2 is substantially white light, wherein both P1 and P2 have a characteristic that they each are excited by incident radiation in the same range of wavelengths, wherein a ratio of P1;
P2 is determined from ε
P1/ε
P2=mP2/mP1,wherein ε
P1 denotes an efficiency of conversion of incident radiation into emitted radiation of a certain color by the precursor phosphor P1, ε
P2 denotes an efficiency of conversion of incident radiation into emitted radiation of a certain color by the precursor phosphor P2, and mP1 and mP2 denote, respectively, the mass of P1 and P2 in the white phosphor. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 20)
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4. A composition, comprising:
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a white phosphorous composition including; a first phosphor compound (P1) that emits radiation in a red region of the spectrum, and a second phosphor compound (P2) that emits radiation in a green region of the spectrum, wherein both P1 and P2 have a characteristic that they each are excited by incident radiation with a wavelength from about 350 to 480 nm, and wherein the combined emission of P1 and P2 is substantially white light, wherein a ratio of P1;
P2 is determined from ε
P1/ε
P2=mP2/mP1, wherein ε
P1 denotes an efficiency of conversion of incident radiation into emitted radiation in a red region of the spectrum by the precursor phosphor P1, ε
P2 denotes an efficiency of conversion of incident radiation into emitted radiation a green region of the spectrum by the precursor phosphor P2, and mP1 and mP2 denote, respectively, the mass of P1 and P2 in the white phosphor. - View Dependent Claims (5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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14. A composition, comprising:
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a white phosphorous composition including; a first phosphor compound (P1) that emits radiation in a specific color of the visible spectrum, and a second phosphor compound (P2) that emits radiation in a color of the visible spectrum that is complementary to the color emitted by P1, and wherein the combined emissions of P1 and P2 is substantially white light, wherein P1 and P2 are excited by incident radiation in different ranges of wavelengths, wherein a ratio of P1;
P2 is determined from ε
P1/ε
P2=mP2/mP1, wherein ε
P1 denotes an efficiency of conversion of incident radiation into emitted radiation of a certain color by the precursor phosphor P1, ε
P2 denotes an efficiency of conversion of incident radiation into emitted radiation of a certain color by the precursor phosphor P2, and mP1 and mP2 denote, respectively, the mass of P1 and P2 in the white phosphor. - View Dependent Claims (15, 16, 17, 18, 19)
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