Abstract
Using the proper synthesis technique is an important consideration in the development of phosphors for white light emission from near UV LEDs (emission in the range 380 nm – 410 nm). In this review, synthesis methods are analyzed and compared, with the goal of obtaining the optimal particle size, morphology and purity. Post-synthesis treatments such as the fabrication of core/shell particles as well as annealing conditions are discussed. Finally, methods to incorporate phosphors with the diode are discussed, with an emphasis on electrophoretic deposition.
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Han, J. K., Choi, J. I., Piquette, A., Hannah, M., Anc, M., Galvez, M., … McKittrick, J. (2013). Phosphor Development and Integration for Near-UV LED Solid State Lighting. ECS Journal of Solid State Science and Technology, 2(2), R3138–R3147. https://doi.org/10.1149/2.014302jss
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