Osram Opto Semiconductors Gmbh

Robert Fitzmorris

Erik Johansson

Brian Theobald

Peter Chen

James Wyckoff

Kevin Wiese

A structure comprising a nanoparticle converting electromagnetic radiation of a first wavelength into electromagnetic radiation of a second wavelength range, an interlayer at least partially surrounding the nanoparticle, and an encapsulation at least partially surrounding the interlayer is specified, wherein the interlayer comprises a plurality of first amphiphilic ligands and a plurality of second amphiphilic ligands and the first ligands and the second ligands are intercalated. Furthermore, an agglomerate comprising a plurality of structures, an optoelectronic device as well as methods for producing a structure and an agglomerate are disclosed.

Structure, agglomerate, optoelectronic device and methods for producing a structure and an agglomerate

A nanoparticle is specified. The nanoparticle comprises a nanocrystal configured to convert electromagnetic radiation of a first wavelength range into electromagnetic radiation of a second wavelength range, a first encapsulation comprising pores which reach into or through the first encapsulation, and a second encapsulation which is different from the first encapsulation, wherein the second encapsulation abuts at least one of the pores. Furthermore, a structure comprising a plurality of nanoparticles and a method for producing nanoparticle is specified.

Nanoparticle, structure, and method for producing a nanoparticle

A wavelength converter material and a method of A method of preparing a wavelength converter material may include providing an optionally oxide coated phosphor material, mixing the optionally oxide coated phosphor material with an optionally oxide coated paramagnetic nanoparticle, coating the optionally oxide coated phosphor material and the optionally oxide coated paramagnetic nanoparticle with an oxide coating, thereby preparing a coated phosphor-nanoparticle particle, and separating the coated phosphor-nanoparticle particle, thereby preparing a wavelength converter material. The separating of the coated phosphor-nanoparticle particle may be manipulated by applying a magnetic field. Furthermore, a wavelength converter material, as well as a light emitting diode are described herein.

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