Abstract:
A solid state lighting device includes at least one electrically activated solid state light emitter configured to stimulate emissions of first through third lumiphoric materials having peak wavelengths in ranges of from 485 nm to 530 nm, from 575 nm to 595 nm, and from 605 nm to 640 nm, respectively (or subranges thereof defined herein), with the third peak having a full width half maximum value of less than 60 nm. The resulting device generates aggregated emissions having a suitably high color rendering index (e.g., CRI Ra) value (e.g., at least 70), and also having a spectral power distribution with a Melanopic/Photopic ratio within a specified target range as a function of correlated color temperature, thereby providing increased perceived brightness.
Abstract:
Solid state lighting devices with melatonin suppression characteristics that ameliorate or reduce symptoms of circadian rhythm disorders or other health conditions. Aspects disclosed herein additionally relate to providing one or more of the foregoing effects while maintaining color rendering index (CRI) values acceptably high for the intended use, as well as providing lighting devices with high luminous efficacy and enhanced energy efficiency. A solid state lighting device includes one or more solid state emitters and one or more lumiphoric materials that provide aggregated emissions of the solid state lighting device. The aggregated emissions have a warm correlated color temperature (CCT) with a color point that is off of the blackbody locus (BBL) by a certain distance.
Abstract:
A Light Emitting Diode (LED) component includes discrete LED dies that are spaced apart from one another. An electrical connection element is provided adjacent the LED dies and configured to electrically connect the discrete LED dies in series and/or in parallel. A unitary optically transparent structure is provided on the second faces of the LED dies remote from the anode and cathode contacts, that spans the plurality of LED dies. The LED component is unsupported by a submount that spans adjacent ones of the LED dies. The electrical connection element may be a patterned metal sheet that is patterned to electrically connect the discrete LED dies in series and/or in parallel. The electrical connection element may also be wire bonds adjacent the LED dies that are arranged to electrically connect the discrete LED dies in series and/or in parallel.
Abstract:
This disclosure relates to light emitting devices and methods of manufacture thereof, including side and/or multi-surface light emitting devices. Embodiments according to the present disclosure include the use of a functional layer, which can comprise a stand-off distance with one or more portions of the light emitter to improve the functional layer's stability during further device processing. The functional layer can further comprise winged portions allowing for the coating of the lower side portions of the light emitter to further interact with emitted light and a reflective layer coating on the functional layer to further improve light extraction and light emission uniformity. Methods of manufacture including methods utilizing virtual wafer structures are also disclosed.
Abstract:
This disclosure relates to light emitting devices and methods of manufacture thereof, including side and/or multi-surface light emitting devices. Embodiments according to the present disclosure include the use of a functional layer, which can comprise a stand-off distance with one or more portions of the light emitter to improve the functional layer's stability during further device processing. The functional layer can further comprise winged portions allowing for the coating of the lower side portions of the light emitter to further interact with emitted light and a reflective layer coating on the functional layer to further improve light extraction and light emission uniformity. Methods of manufacture including methods utilizing virtual wafer structures are also disclosed.
Abstract:
This disclosure relates to surface mount devices, such as light emitting devices, and methods of manufacture thereof, including recessed contact pads in relation to a mount surface, such that contact bumps and a reflective material are disposed to form a planar mounting surface. Embodiments according to the present disclosure include a light emitting device, wherein the device comprises at a reflective layer, forming at least a portion of a mounting surface. The device also includes one or more contact pads on the device, such that the contact pads are recessed in relation to the reflective layer. Contact bumps are formed on the contact pads, protruding beyond the contact pads, wherein the contact bumps compose at least a portion of the mounting surface. Methods of manufacture including methods utilizing virtual wafer structures are also disclosed.