Bridgelux Incorporated

Bridgelux Chongqing Co., Ltd.

Tao Xu

Rene P Helbing

Yi-Qun Li

Michael Solomensky

Hao Yin

Aaron Merrill

Zhengqing Gan

Alex Shaikevitch

An exemplary white light emitting device may include first and second LEDs operable to generate excitation light having a dominant wavelength in a range from 440 nm to 480 nm, where the first LEDs and second LEDs are mounted on a substrate; a first photoluminescence material which emits light having a peak emission wavelength in a range from 500 nm to 590 nm in response to the excitation light; and a second photoluminescence material which emits light having a peak emission wavelength in a range from 600 nm to 650 nm in response to the excitation light; wherein the first LEDs are covered by the first photoluminescence material, and the second LEDs are covered by the first and second photoluminescence materials.

Light emitting device including multiple photoluminescence materials

An exemplary white light emitting device includes a plurality of LEDs disposed on a substrate, where the LEDs emit blue light at substantially the same correlated color temperature; a first photoluminescence material layer disposed over a first subset of the LEDs; a second photoluminescence material layer disposed over a second subset of the LEDs different from the first subset of the plurality of LEDs, the second photoluminescence material layer separate from the first photoluminescence material layer; and a diffusing layer separate from and disposed over the first and second photoluminescence layers, where the diffusing layer is associated with a plurality of light scattering particles.

White light emitting device with diffusing layer

A lighting system that is part of a headlight module of a motor vehicle includes an array of LED light sources that include no organic materials. Each light source includes a glass lens attached to a phosphor glass converter plate, which itself is attached to an LED die that is flip-chip mounted on a mounting substrate. The converter plate includes phosphor particles embedded in glass. Each lens is disposed laterally over a single LED die. The converter plate is attached to the LED die by a first bonding layer, and the lens is attached to the converter plate by a second bonding layer. Both bonding layers are made of a metal oxide and are thinner than the converter plate. Either each lens does not extend horizontally outside the lateral boundary of each converter plate, or the lens portions centered on each LED die are part of a unitary lens array.

Automotive LED light source with glass lens over a glass converter plate containing phosphor

An exemplary method of manufacturing a white light emitting device may include providing first LEDs and second LEDs operable to generate excitation light having a dominant wavelength in a range from 440 nm to 480 nm; providing a first photoluminescence material which generates light having a peak emission wavelength in a range from 500 nm to 590 nm; providing a second photoluminescence material which generates light having a peak emission wavelength in a range from 600 nm to 650 nm; disposing the second photoluminescence material over and into direct contact with the second LED; and disposing the first photoluminescence material over the first and second LEDs.

Method of manufacturing a white light emitting device comprising multiple photoluminescence materials

A light-emitting device and a method for manufacturing the light-emitting device is disclosed. Such a light-emitting device comprises a substrate, a plurality of cells disposed on the substrate, and a plurality of semiconductor dice, wherein each of the plurality of cells accommodates at least one of the plurality of dice. Each of the plurality of cells may be filled with an encapsulant, phosphor or a mixture of an encapsulant with phosphor to control light characteristics of the light-emitting device. In an alternative aspect, cells may be filled with an encapsulant, and comprise a transparent cover coated with or filled with phosphors to control light characteristics of the light-emitting device.

Light-emitting device array with individual cells

A light emitting diode (LED) package includes an aluminum nitride (AlN) substrate, a patterned copper layer with polished portions formed on a first side of the substrate, at least one LED disposed over the polished portions of the patterned copper layer, covers incorporating one or more phosphors disposed over the LEDs, a silicone fill and dam walls. The silicone fill, which is bordered by silicone dam walls and silicone fill surfaces, is formed in between the LEDs and covers. In some embodiments, the silicone fill does not extend over the covers. The silicone fill surface and the ends of the dam walls are substantially planar with an end of the substrate. The LED package can also include a thermal pad disposed on an opposite side of the substrate. Embodiments also include methods for make the LED package.

System and method of manufacture for LED packages having fill and dam wall planar with substrate end

A white light emitting device may include a substrate, first LEDs disposed on the substrate, a first photoluminescence material disposed over the first LEDs, second LEDs disposed on the substrate, where the first LEDs and the second LEDs emit blue light at substantially the same wavelength, a second photoluminescence material disposed over the second LEDs, the second photoluminescence material having a composition different from the first photoluminescence material, where an emission product of the white light emitting device is a combination of light emitted from (i) a combination of the first LEDs and the first photoluminescence material, and (ii) a combination of the second LEDs and the second photoluminescence material, and a dimming control connected to the first LEDs and to the second LEDs; where the dimming control is actuable to modify the emission product.

White light emitting device with dimming control

There is provided a white light emitting device comprising a first LED and a second LED disposed on a substrate, a first photoluminescence material layer disposed over at least said first LED, a second photoluminescence material layer disposed over at least said second LED, and a diffusing layer disposed over said first and second photoluminescence layers, said diffusing layer comprising light scattering particles. A method and component are also provided.

White light emitting device and diffusing layer

System and method of manufacture for LED packages

Automotive led light source with glass lens over a glass converter plate containing phosphor

There is provided a white light emitting device comprising: first and second LEDs operable to generate excitation light having a dominant wavelength in a range from 440 nm to 480 nm and mounted on a substrate; a first photoluminescence material which generates light having a peak emission wavelength in a range from 500 nm to 590 nm; and a second photoluminescence material which generates light having a peak emission wavelength in a range from 600 nm to 650 nm, wherein the first LED is covered by the first photoluminescence material, and the second LED is covered by the first and second photoluminescence materials.

White light emitting device comprising multiple photoluminescence materials

An optical device capable of generating warm light using an array of phosphor islands situated over a phosphor layer is disclosed. The device includes a solid state light emitter, a phosphor layer, and phosphor islands. The solid state light emitter, in an aspect, is a light emitting diode ('LED') capable of converting electrical energy to optical light. The phosphor layer is disposed over the solid state light emitter for generating luminous cool light in response to the optical light. Multiple phosphor islands are disposed on the phosphor layer for converting cool light to warm light, wherein the phosphor islands are evenly distributed over the phosphor layer.

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Fremont, CA, United States of America

Tao Xu