The study on optimal design and optical properties of LED module for full-color displays

In this paper, design principle for the optimization of the full-color display is suggested to show nearest white light by mixing high radiance R,G,B LEDs with appropriate proportional indices. By counting these three colors to be additive mixing and producing white light color contrasted to negativ...

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Main Authors: Yu Ri Song, Chang-Sub Won, Hyungkeun Ahn, Deuk-Young Han, Yun-Seok Choi, Seok-Jun Lym
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Additives
Circuits
Displays
High speed optical techniques
Light emitting diodes
Light sources
Optical design
Optical mixing
P-n junctions
Stimulated emission
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description In this paper, design principle for the optimization of the full-color display is suggested to show nearest white light by mixing high radiance R,G,B LEDs with appropriate proportional indices. By counting these three colors to be additive mixing and producing white light color contrasted to negative mixing, each number of LEDs is theoretically deduced and designed with several shapes of chips for the full-color displays. Finally theoretical predictions are compared with the measured data for different type of display designs.
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P-n junctions
Stimulated emission
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