Abstract
A near-ultraviolet (UV)-based light-emitting diode (LED) lighting system linked with a semiconductor InGaN LED and compound phosphors for general lighting is proposed. We have developed for the first time a novel type of high-color rendering index (Ra) LED light source, which is composed of near-UV LED and multiphosphor materials showing orange (O), yellow (Y), green (G), and blue (B) emissions. The LED shows the superior characteristics of luminous efficacy and high Ra to be about 40 lm/W and 93, respectively. Luminous and chromaticity characteristics, and their spectral distribution of the present LED can be evaluated using the multipoint LED light source theory. It is revealed that the OYGB LED can provide better irradiance properties than that of conventional LEDs. Near-UV LED technologies, in conjunction with phosphor blends, can offer superior color uniformity, high Ra, and excellent light quality. Consequently we are carrying out a white LEDs for medical applications program in the second phase of this national project from 2004 to 2009.
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