Abstract
High-power white light-emitting diodes (LEDs) are fabricated by combining blue LEDs and green and red phosphors with varying phosphor geometry. The white LED having separated the phosphor layer by the silicone gel layer between green and red phosphor layers shows superior optical properties. The luminous efficiency is improved by a decrease of reabsorption of green light by red phosphor owing to a difference among refractive indices. The white LED shows very high of and a high color rendering index of 95 under . In addition, improved luminous properties of the white LED including a separated phosphor layer are confirmed via ray-trace simulation.
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