Osram Opto Semiconductors Gmbh

Osram Opto Semiconductor Gmbh

Burkard Wiesmann

Herbert Brunner

Julius Muschaweck

Joachim Reill

Kirstin Petersen

Christian Hacker

Markus Wicke

Joerg Strauss

A lighting device () comprises at least one element () emitting light which is at least in part visible, and at least one conversion medium (), which converts at least part of the radiation emitted by the element () into radiation of another frequency. In addition, the lighting device () comprises at least one filter medium () which filters at least part of the radiation, and which is configured such that the quantity of the conversion medium () to be used is reduced for at least one predetermined color saturation and/or one predetermined hue. This means that, compared with a light source corresponding to the lighting device () apart from the filter medium (), savings are made in conversion medium () while achieving the same color saturation or the same hue. Light of a predetermined color saturation or of a predetermined hue may be efficiently generated by such a lighting device () and the lighting device () may be inexpensively produced. In operation, it also has high light intensities and a long service life.

Lighting device

Method for defining the color group of an LED which emits mixed-color, in particular white, light. The CIE color space is divided by means of a network with two sets of intersecting network lines, one set being provided by a set of Judd straight lines and the other set by the line for the color loci of a Planckian radiator and also the associated lines of constant threshold value deviation, so that the network has a plurality of network cells bounded by network lines. The color locus of the LED is determined, and the network cell is determined in which the color locus of the LED is located. The LED is assigned to the color group of the network cell.

Method for defining the color group of an LED and LED module

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Burkard Wiesmann