2020
DOI: 10.1364/josaa.383002
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Investigating unique hues at different chroma levels with a smaller hue angle step

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“…Specifically, the patterned substrates with an optimized structure of the interface showed the highest value of LEE at 0.85, while the LEE of the roughened interfaces of encapsulation layer showed 12.13% enhancement. However, these results were much lower than that of the original single-chip packages [19][20][21]. For the domed-shaped encapsulation lens method, it possibly yielded better LEE but its size is not compact, and the production cost is also higher due to the large quantity of the encapsulation materials [22,23].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…Specifically, the patterned substrates with an optimized structure of the interface showed the highest value of LEE at 0.85, while the LEE of the roughened interfaces of encapsulation layer showed 12.13% enhancement. However, these results were much lower than that of the original single-chip packages [19][20][21]. For the domed-shaped encapsulation lens method, it possibly yielded better LEE but its size is not compact, and the production cost is also higher due to the large quantity of the encapsulation materials [22,23].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…The critical distance (Rct) of energy transferring among the ions in the lattice is used to analyze the quenching mechanism of dopant concentration. The Blasse relation is applied to calculate Rct, as expressed in (5) [24],…”
Section: Wled Simulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a result, the 490 nm range of B-G phosphor is a critical matter in the study and setting up of filled-spectrum light emitting diodes (LEDs). Several B-G phosphors, such as silicate (M2SiO4:Eu 2+ , M=Ca, Ba, Sr), sulfide (M2BS4:Eu 2+ , M=Ba, Sr, Ca, B=Al, Ga, In), and aluminate (MSrAl37:Eu 2+ , M=Y, La, Gd) are presently being established [11], [12]. The conventional silicate structure, on the other side, has a limited emission maximum and poor color rendering traditional sulfide phosphors typically have poor stability, sensitivity to surrounding humidity and ambiance, aluminate is hard to compound, expensive, and prone to hydrolysis [13].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%