LED-based planar light source
First Claim
1. LED-based planar light source utilizing the colour mixing principle, the radiation from dot-like UV-emitting diodes, arranged in a planar fashion, being converted into light of longer wavelength by means of conversion by at least one UV-absorbing phosphor, and this light being mixed with a blue component, whereinthe radiation of the UV diodes is absorbed by the at least one phosphor while the blue component is provided by at least one blue-emitting LED;
- the UV-absorbing phosphors are applied to an optical conductor fitted at a spacing from the UV diodes, or to a transparent plate or are directly located on the individual dot-like UV-LEDs; and
the admixture of the blue component provided by the at least one blue-emitting LED is performed only after conversion of the UV-radiation.
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Abstract
The planar light source (1) uses the principle of RGB mixing, the radiation of UV diodes (5) arranged in a planar fashion being converted by means of phosphors (7) which emit in the red and green spectral regions. The blue component is added by blue-emitting LEDs (8) whose radiation is preferably launched as a lateral diode row (9).
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1. LED-based planar light source utilizing the colour mixing principle, the radiation from dot-like UV-emitting diodes, arranged in a planar fashion, being converted into light of longer wavelength by means of conversion by at least one UV-absorbing phosphor, and this light being mixed with a blue component, wherein
the radiation of the UV diodes is absorbed by the at least one phosphor while the blue component is provided by at least one blue-emitting LED; -
the UV-absorbing phosphors are applied to an optical conductor fitted at a spacing from the UV diodes, or to a transparent plate or are directly located on the individual dot-like UV-LEDs; and
the admixture of the blue component provided by the at least one blue-emitting LED is performed only after conversion of the UV-radiation. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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