Light module and method for providing wavelength-converted light in the red spectral range and projection device therefor
A spectral range and wavelength conversion technology, applied in the field of optical modules, can solve problems such as limiting the service life of luminescent materials, and achieve the effects of low quenching, efficiency improvement, and high conversion efficiency
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[0053] In contrast to the use of cerium-doped garnet phosphors (YAG, LuAG, YAGaG, LuAGaG, LuYAG, LuYAGaG) according to the prior art, the use of silica garnet phosphors according to the formula
[0054] (AE 3-x-y Lu x Ce y )(Mg 1-z Sc z ) 2 (Si 1-q Ge q ) 3 O 12
[0055] A much higher efficiency is provided for filtered red light, since the emission is shifted considerably towards higher wavelengths compared to phosphors according to the prior art. Therefore, much less must be filtered from the yellow side of the spectrum in order to obtain red light.
[0056] this is in Figures 1 to 3 For YAG:Ce according to prior art and for CaLu of silica garnet luminescent material 1.94 Ce 0.06 Mg 2 Si 3 O 12 A sample of the example is shown.
[0057] figure 1 Shows the first emission spectrum 1 of the YAG:Ce luminescent material and the silica garnet luminescent material CaLu 1.94 Ce 0.06 Mg 2 Si 3 O 12 The second emission spectrum of 2. Here, the wavelength λ in...
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