Abstract
A hybrid remote phosphor with single-layer graphene was developed for the fabrication of warm white LEDs, and with an off-the-shelf blue LED operating at 350mA it produced a high luminous flux of ∼64lm at 100°C. The remote use of a single layer of graphene with a phosphor has a multi-functional role that improves the luminous properties, long-term stability and thermal properties of LEDs. We suggest that it can be expected to play an important role as a promising candidate for next-generation remote phosphors of high-power LEDs.
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