“…To overcome these limitations and create warm WLEDs with a higher color rendering index, researchers have developed two innovative strategies: (1) the mixing of red phosphors with yellow phosphors excited by a blue chip, and (2) the use of a UV/near-UV chip for the excitation of tricolored (green, blue and red) phosphors. 6–10 In addition, full-spectrum WLEDs, as another WLED technology, have also been widely researched in the WLED field due to their excellent color fidelity and visual comfort. 11,12 But at present, the technology is also facing the inadequacy of the red spectral component, especially the deep red spectra, which is not able to satisfy the demand for full-spectrum lighting.…”