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A high intensity mutli-wavelength illumination apparatus comprising an array of LEDs each of which has a predetermined spectral output that is emitted over a predetermined solid angle, an array of non-imaging concentrators the individual non-imaging concentrators of which are optically coupled in one-to-one correspondence with the LEDs, each non-imaging concentrator in the array of non-imaging concentrators operating to collect radiation emitted by each of the LEDs and to re-emit substantially all the collected radiation as a beam having a diverging solid angle smaller than said predetermined solid angle over which radiation is emitted by each of the LEDs, the non-imaging concentrators each having an entrance aperture for receiving radiation emitted by a corresponding one of the LEDs and an exit aperture from which the LEDs output emerges spatially and spectrally uniform in the near field of the exit aperture, and a light integrator having an entrance facet optically coupled to each of the exit apertures of the non-imaging concentrators for receiving radiation there through and conducting it to an exit facet thereof from which radiation is emitted for a downstream application, the light integrator being structured and arranged to substantially uniformly mix the individual beams emitted by each concentrator so that radiation emitted from its exit facet is uniformly colored.

An illuminator with blue and red LEDs, a reflector upstream of the LEDs for capturing upstream light emitted out of the back surfaces of the LEDs and redirecting downstream as useful illumination, a band pass filter for conditioning the downstream light, a phosphor layer for changing the spectral properties of light from the LEDs, and a non-imaging concentrator for creating a beam of illumination over a predetermined solid angle, uniformity, and spectral content.

The invention provides an LED lighting device and method that produces high intensity, spatially uniform, white light in the near and far fields in a reduced package size that does not significantly heat the surrounding environment, wherein the white light is produced by using a phosphor layer in conjunction with at least one LED.

A surface light source capable of reducing color stains with reduced number of light emitting diodes and manufactured at low costs, and a liquid crystal display backlight unit employing the same. The surface light source includes a plurality of light source clusters arrayed along first and second directions, each of the clusters including three light emitting diodes disposed in a triangular arrangement, the three light emitting diodes including green, red and blue light emitting diodes. The surface light source also includes a first array of the clusters lined along and inverted alternately about the first direction; and a second array of the clusters lined along and inverted alternately about the second direction, where the first array is perpendicular to the second array. The invention reduces color stains to achieve uniform white light and reduces the number of light emitting diodes to manufacture a product at low costs.

The invention provides a heat-curable silicone resin sheet, a method of producing a light emitting device using the heat-curable silicone resin sheet and an encapsulated light emitting semiconductor device produced thereby. The heat-curable silicone resin sheet is capable of easily and uniformly dispersing phosphors on an LED element surface and reducing a brightness through a light-diffusing effect. The heat-curable silicone resin sheet includes at least two layers that are: a phosphor-containing layer (2) consisting essentially of a phosphor-containing heat-curable silicone resin composition that is in a plastic solid or plastic semi-solid state at room temperature; and a white-pigment-containing layer (1) consisting essentially of a white pigment-containing heat-cured silicone resin composition.

A backlight module has a light guide plate and a plurality of light sources. The light guide plate includes a light exit surface, a plurality of light entrance surfaces round the light exit surface, and a plurality of light guide portions disposed on the bottom surface opposite to the light exit surface. The light guide portions corresponding to the same imaginary circle center constitute a concentric arc-shaped light guide portion set. The imaginary circle center of each light guide portion set is located at the outer side of the light entrance surfaces. Light rays projected to one of the light entrance surfaces from the imaginary circle center of each light guide portion set are guided to a light exit surface by the light guide portion set. The wavelength of the light ray projected by each light source is not equal to that of the light projected by another light source.

A light source module includes a light emitting diode and a wiring board. The light emitting diode (LED) chip group includes LED chips for red, green and blue colors. A plurality of the LED chip groups are mounted on the wiring board. A surface on one side of the wiring board is a device forming surface including the plurality of the LED chip groups, an external connecting terminal for leading out electrodes, and a wiring pattern for electrical connection between the LED chip groups and the external connecting terminal. A surface on the other side of the wiring board is a heat radiating surface which is thermally connected to the device forming surface and operative to radiate heat generated at the device forming surface to the exterior.

A surface light source device having LED clusters arranged in a matrix of rows and columns on a board. Each of the LED clusters includes red, green and blue LEDs arranged in a triangle. The LED clusters are grouped into A, E, C and D, which have the red LEDs located top, right, bottom and left, respectively, from a center of the triangle. The matrix of the LED clusters includes alternating first and second type rows arranged repeatedly from top to bottom of the matrix, terminating with the second type row. The first type rows each have first type cluster arrays of the LED clusters arranged in a repeating order of E, C, D and C from left to right. The second type rows each have second type cluster arrays of the LED clusters arranged in a repeating order of A, D, A and D from left to right.

A light emitting diode package includes a substrate, a plurality of light emitting diode chips, a fluorescence layer, and a plurality of reflecting layers. The light emitting diode chips, the fluorescence layer, and the reflecting layers are disposed on the substrate. The fluorescence layer covers the light emitting diode chips, and the reflecting layers are disposed right above the light emitting diode chips, respectively.

The present invention provides a light emitting device which comprises blue and red light emitting diode (LED) chips and at least one phosphor for emitting green light by means of light emitted from the blue LED chip, and an LCD backlight including the light emitting device. According to the light emitting device of the present invention, uniform white light can be implemented and both high luminance and wider color reproduction range can also be obtained. Accordingly, an LCD backlight for uniform light distribution on an LCD as well as low power consumption and high durability can be manufactured using the light emitting device.

A method is performed for the fabrication of LED and its structure. The LED is capable of emitting uniform white light and includes a substrate, an LED die, a holding frame and fluorescent substance where the holding frame is of hollow shape. The LED contains a die emitting blue light, and the fluorescent substance is a yellow phosphor. As the LED die is mounted on the substrate, the holding frame is seated on the die, and a bond wiring is performed. The holding frame is filled with the fluorescent substance in a uniform distribution on the die to form a layer of fluorescence. Finally the structure of the LED is accomplished as the packaging is completed.

The present invention provides a thermosetting silicone resin sheet having a phosphor-containing thermosetting silicone resin layer formed in the form of an LED device and a method for producing the same, and a light-emitting apparatus using the thermosetting silicone resin sheet and a method for producing the same. The present invention was accomplished by the phosphor-containing thermosetting silicone resin sheet comprising a substrate film and a phosphor-containing thermosetting silicone resin layer that is a plastic solid or a semi-solid at room temperature composed of a single layer having no adhesive layer, formed by printing and molding a phosphor-containing thermosetting silicone resin composition on the substrate film in the form of an LED device.

Provided are a semiconductor light emitting module and a method of manufacturing the same, which allow achieving high luminance light emission as well as lightweight and compact features. In a semiconductor light emitting module (101), a projecting portion (202) serving as a reflecting member is formed on a metal thin plate (102) to surround a semiconductor light emitting element (104). The semiconductor light emitting element (104) is connected to a printed board (103) by using a wire (201), for example. The projecting portion (202) is formed by pressing and bending the metal thin plate (102) from a back surface, for example, to surround the element and to be higher than the semiconductor light emitting element (104).

A white LED lamp secondary encapsulation structure capable of reducing blue-light hazards has a substrate (3), a blue light LED chip (4) fixed on the substrate (3), and a YAG yellow fluorescent powder layer (6) overlaid on the blue light LED chip (4). A fluorescent outer lampshade (1) covering the blue light LED chip (4) and the YAG yellow fluorescent powder layer (6) is further fixed on the substrate (3). YAG yellow fluorescent powder is provided on the fluorescent outer lampshade (1). The structure allows emission of more uniform, soft and harmonious colors of white light, and reduces the influence of heat dissipated by the blue light chip on the performance of the fluorescent powder, thus preventing color temperature drift due to the heat of the chip, prolonging the lifespan of the fluorescent powder, reducing blue-light radiation dosage, scattering blue-light radiation, and reducing potential hazards to human and organisms.