A display and method of manufacture are described. The display may include a substrate including an array of pixels with each pixel including multiple subpixels, and each subpixel within a pixel is designed for a different color emission spectrum. An array of micro LED device pairs are mounted within each subpixel to provide redundancy. An array of wavelength conversion layers comprising phosphor particles are formed over the array of micro LED device pairs for tunable color emission spectrum.

The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a light-emitting diode package, and more specifically to a method for manufacturing a light-emitting diode package that does not need an additional colour conversion frit heat-treatment process and cutting process after bonding between the colour conversion frit and a light-emitting diode chip. To this end, the present invention provides a method for manufacturing a light-emitting diode package chatacterized in that the present invention comprises: a colour conversion frit formation step for forming a colour conversion frit in which phosphor is included on a substrate; a colour conversion frit transcription step for transcribing the colour conversion frit formed on the substrate from the substrate to a transcription film; and a colour conversion frit bonding step for bonding the colour conversion frit transcribed on the transcription film onto a light-emitting diode package.

A composite material for fluorescent quantum dot micro-nano packaging. The composite material comprises fluorescent quantum dots, a mesoporous particle material having a nanometer lattice structure, and a barrier layer, wherein the fluorescent quantum dots are distributed in the mesoporous particle material, and the barrier layer is coated on the outer surface of the mesoporous particle material. In the composite material according to the invention, the quantum dot aggregation can be effectively retarded, with the barrier layer coated on the surface the water-oxygen micromolecule erosion is prevented, the compatibility and stability of the composite fluorescent particles is improved, and the service life of the composite material for fluorescent quantum dot micro-nano packaging is thus greatly improved.

An LED illumination device includes a wavelength converting element having a matrix material, at least one phosphor, and a thermochromic dye component or a phase change medium component.

A method for fabricating an LED/phosphor structure is described where an array of blue light emitting diode (LED) dies are mounted on a submount wafer. A phosphor powder is mixed with an organic polymer binder, such as an acrylate or nitrocellulose. The liquid or paste mixture is then deposited over the LED dies or other substrate as a substantially uniform layer. The organic binder is then removed by being burned away in air, or being subject to an O.sub.2 plasma process, or dissolved, leaving a porous layer of phosphor grains sintered together. The porous phosphor layer is impregnated with a sol-gel (e.g., a sol-gel of TEOS or MTMS) or liquid glass (e.g., sodium silicate or potassium silicate), also known as water glass, which saturates the porous structure. The structure is then heated to cure the inorganic glass binder, leaving a robust glass binder that resists yellowing, among other desirable properties.

Heavily phosphor loaded LED packages having higher stability and a method for increasing the stability of heavily phosphor loaded LED packages. The silicone content of the packages is increased by decreasing the amount of one phosphor of the blend or by increasing the thickness of the silicone phosphor blend layer.

The present invention provides a light-emitting diode (LED) package including: a substrate on which a set of bonding pads are formed; an LED element configured to provide light of a predetermined wavelength region, having a set of chip pads formed on a top surface thereof and being attached on a top surface of the substrate; a set of gold wires connecting the bonding pads of the substrate with the chip pads of the LED element; a phosphor layer formed in a cap shape having side and top portions of a uniform thickness and being configured to surround sides and a top surface of the LED element while being spaced apart therefrom; and a filler disposed to fill a space formed between the phosphor layer and the LED element, wherein the LED element, the gold wires, and the bonding pads of the substrate are under the phosphor layer cap.

Various embodiments may relate to a wavelength conversion element including at least one sintered wavelength converting material, wherein a grid is formed by channels within the sintered wavelength converting material, the channels are at least partially surrounded by the sintered wavelength converting material, the channels reach at least partially through the sintered wavelength converting material in a direction perpendicular or oblique to a main extension direction of the wavelength conversion element, and the channels contain a non-converting sintered separator material.

Fluorescent material composite particles include translucent inorganic particles having a volume average particle diameter in a range of 30 nm or more and 500 nm or less, fluorescent nanoparticles having an average particle diameter in a range of 5 nm or more and 25 nm or less, and a first resin. At least a part of each of the translucent inorganic particles are embedded in the first resin. The translucent inorganic particles are unevenly distributed to a surface of the fluorescent material composite particles. The fluorescent material composite particles have a volume average particle diameter in a range of 0.5 m or more and 50 m or less.

An optoelectronic component includes a semiconductor chip which during operation emits electromagnetic primary radiation of a first wavelength range, and at least one conversion element. The conversion element is designed to emit electromagnetic secondary radiation of a second wavelength range. The electromagnetic secondary radiation is in the infrared spectral range. The conversion element includes at least one wavelength-converting material and a matrix material. The wavelength-converting material is a rylene dye.