Shanghai Kerun Phosphor Technology Co., Ltd.

Shanghai Keyan Phosphor Technology Co., Ltd.

Shufan Geng

Yan Zheng

Jingyu Bian

Lei Chen

Lei Zhou

Huijie Huang

Yang Guo

Suwen Guo

Lihua Quan

Lihua Huang

Jinshui Zhou

Ruijun Zhang

Zhilei Yuan

Kerui Li

Bangzuan He

Kaiyan Zheng

Ruifu Yang

Youbao Zhang

Hongzhi Wang

Chengyi Hou

A flexible electroluminescent fiber for embroidery sequentially includes: metal core wires, a light-emitting layer, a transparent conductive layer, a filament, and a protective paint, wherein a quantity of the metal core wires is an even number, and the metal core wires are pasted together before being wrapped by the light-emitting layer; the light-emitting layer is coated with the transparent conductive layer; the protective paint and the filament are exterior to the transparent conductive layer; the metal core wires emit light through energizing; a diameter of the electroluminescent fiber is 0.1-0.3 mm, and a 20-36V safe voltage is applied for emitting light. The flexible electroluminescent fiber of the present invention has sufficient tensile force, and smooth and soft surface. Appearance and hand feeling of the present invention are the same as those of clothing textile fibers.

Flexible electroluminescent fiber for embroidery

A highly bright electroluminescent wire includes a metal core electrode, an internal electron-emitting layer, an internal highly dielectric layer, a glowing layer, an external highly dielectric layer, an external electron-emitting layer, a transparent conductive layer, an electrode of external conductive layer, a transparent protective plastic layer and a color fluorescent transparent plastic layer orderly coated around the metal core electrode. The metal core electrode and the electrode of external conductive layer are charged with a voltage of AC50-400V and a frequency of 0.05 KHz to 20 KHz to produce a colored highly bright light.

Highly bright electroluminescent wire

A method of indirect emission by nano-materials includes providing an infrared up-conversion phosphor 1 (weight ratio) and a long-wave ultraviolet phosphor 0.01-10 (weight ratio); treating both surfaces of the infrared up-conversion phosphor and the long-wave ultraviolet phosphor; mixing the infrared up-conversion phosphor and the long-wave ultraviolet phosphor; exciting the infrared up-conversion phosphor by a near-infrared laser with a wavelength of 980 mn to emit blue light as a secondary excitation lightsource; exciting the long-wave ultraviolet phosphor by the blue light to emit a visible light. Biological reactions can be conveniently detected by detecting the visible light.

Method of indirect emission by nano-materials

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Shanghai, China

Shufan Geng