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White Lighting (Illumination) with White Lighting (Illumination) with LEDsLEDs
Werner GoetzWerner GoetzLumileds LightingLumileds Lighting
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Outline
•• Lumileds’ power LED platformLumileds’ power LED platform•• Monochromatic Monochromatic •• WhiteWhite
•• Illumination with Illumination with LEDsLEDs•• Light Source Criteria,Light Source Criteria,•• Options,Options,•• and Issuesand Issues
•• Next stepsNext steps•• Conclusion / OutlookConclusion / Outlook
LED light fixture – 12 Luxeon LEDs, 0.24 klm
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Lumileds’ Power LEDs - I
•• FlipFlip--chip chip LEDs LEDs (III(III--V Nitrides)V Nitrides)•• 0.1 0.1 –– 4 mm4 mm22 die areadie area•• 2x extraction efficiency gain2x extraction efficiency gain•• Efficient heat removalEfficient heat removal
•• Power PackagePower Package•• Low thermal resistanceLow thermal resistance
(4 (4 -- 14 K/W)14 K/W)•• Up to 5 W input powerUp to 5 W input power•• RadiationRadiation--resistant resistant
encapsulants
Silver reflectorGaN
Sapphire
Light
Wire bond Silicon submount
Gold Wire Solder Connection
Cathode Lead
Plastic Lens
Silicone Encapsulent
InGaN Semiconductor Flip Chip
encapsulantsHeatsink Slug Silicon Sub-mount Chip
with ESD Protection
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Lumileds’ Power LEDs - II
•• WallWall--Plug EfficiencyPlug Efficiency•• ~20 % for blue~20 % for blue•• Decreases for Decreases for
longer wavelengthlonger wavelength
•• Input powerInput power•• 1 W and 5 W1 W and 5 W
•• Power / Flux (5 W)Power / Flux (5 W)•• >1 W for blue>1 W for blue•• >200 lm for green>200 lm for green
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WPE ~18 %, λ ~475 nm
J = 75 A/cm2
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Chip: 1 x 1 mm2
WPE ~11 %, λ ~530 nm
WPE ~14 %, λ ~500 nm
WPE ~22 %, λ ~450 nm
WPE ~26 %, λ ~430 nm
Peak Wavelength (nm)
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White Power LEDs
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Viewing Angle (deg)
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Conventional
Luxeon
Reflector Cup
Die Attach Epoxy
LED Die
Submount Die
Phosphor Granules•• Conformal phosphor Conformal phosphor coatingcoating
•• Smaller source size Smaller source size •• Improved angular Improved angular
“color” uniformity“color” uniformityPhosphor layer LEDLuxeon
“Conventional”, slurry deposited LED
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White Light Criteria: LEDs I 70 % “Lumen Maintenance” at 50k hours70 % “Lumen Maintenance” at 50k hours
Incandescent: Incandescent: ~1k hours~1k hoursFluorescent:Fluorescent: ~10k ~10k –– 20k hours20k hours
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Lighting Research Center - Sept 2002
Luxeon
5 mm white
•• LifetimeLifetime
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White Light “Criteria”: LEDs II
~30 and ~150 lm (~30 and ~150 lm (Luxeon Luxeon 1 and 5 W)1 and 5 W)Incandescent: Incandescent: 110 110 –– 1 1 klmklm (15 and 60 W bulbs)(15 and 60 W bulbs)Fluorescent:Fluorescent: 150 150 –– 3 3 klmklm ( 4 ( 4 –– 32 W tubes)32 W tubes)
20 20 -- 38 lm/W 38 lm/W Incandescent: Incandescent: 7 7 –– 15 lm/W (to 25 lm/W for halogen)15 lm/W (to 25 lm/W for halogen)Fluorescent:Fluorescent: 35 35 –– 100 lm/W100 lm/W
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•• EfficiencyEfficiency
•• Flux per Flux per packagepackage
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White Light “Criteria”: LEDs IIIDependent on white LED technologyDependent on white LED technology
Incandescent: Incandescent: CCT limited to < ~3200 KCCT limited to < ~3200 KFluorescent:Fluorescent: RRAA “artificially” high“artificially” high
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Blue LED
YAGPhosphor
Blue LED+
phosphor
Planckian Locus
Incandescent
•• CIE DiagramCIE Diagram-- On or close to On or close to ““PlanckianPlanckian” locus” locus
-- Range of color Range of color temperaturestemperatures
-- High color High color rendition (Rrendition (RAA))
Fluorescent bulb, Ra = 83
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fluorescent, CCT=3600 K
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Some White LED Options
•• Direct Direct –– RGB RGB LEDsLEDs•• Potentially highest efficiencyPotentially highest efficiency•• Very large color gamutVery large color gamut•• Tunable white pointTunable white point
•• Blue LED + yellow phosphorBlue LED + yellow phosphor•• SimpleSimple•• Decent color rendering (RDecent color rendering (Raa ~75)~75)
•• UV LED + RGB phosphorsUV LED + RGB phosphors•• White point determined by phosphors White point determined by phosphors
onlyonly•• Excellent color rendering
RGB LEDs
Blue LEDs + yellow phosphor
UV LED + RGB phosphors
Excellent color rendering
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White LED IssuesLuxeon Performance (350 mA, Tj = 25C)
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•• Green LED efficiencyGreen LED efficiency•• Temperature stability ofTemperature stability of
LEDsLEDs depends on colordepends on color•• Different degradationDifferent degradation
trendstrends
•• LED + Phosphor(s)LED + Phosphor(s)•• Efficiency of pump LED Efficiency of pump LED •• Reduced extraction efficiencyReduced extraction efficiency•• “Quantum deficit” is fundamental“Quantum deficit” is fundamental•• Blue LED + YAG phosphor: High CCT and limited color Blue LED + YAG phosphor: High CCT and limited color
renderingrendering•• UV LED + RGB phosphor: Degradation of organic UV LED + RGB phosphor: Degradation of organic
encapsulantsencapsulants
InGaN
AlInGaP
EyeSensitivity
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Lumileds’ “Warm White”•• Blue LED + yellow and red phosphorBlue LED + yellow and red phosphor
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Wavelength (nm)
Dual phoshpor
Singlephoshpor
CCT = 2880 KRa = 91.9
“Black Body”CCT = 2880 K
•• RRaa >90, R>90, R99 >60>60•• Tint free: 2800 Tint free: 2800 –– 4000 K4000 K•• 20 20 –– 25 lm/W25 lm/W
CCT = 3800 KRa = 94.4
Planckianlocus
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Sunlight Spectrum D65
•• “Light box” with RGB and phosphor converted “Light box” with RGB and phosphor converted LEDsLEDs
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Luxeon Lightbox • CCT: 6705 K• CRI: Ra,8 = 95.6 %
Ra,14 = 94.4 %• Total Flux: 547 lm• Input Power: 48.9 W
D65 Spectrum
•• Excellent renditionExcellent renditionof daylight spectrumof daylight spectrum
•• Color uniformityColor uniformitydu’v’ du’v’ ≤ 0.0050.005
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Conclusion / Outlook•• TodayToday
•• >150 lm, 30 lm/W, 50k hours>150 lm, 30 lm/W, 50k hours•• LEDs LEDs are very efficient in distributing light (small source size)are very efficient in distributing light (small source size)•• All white LED options have potential strengthsAll white LED options have potential strengths•• Cost ($/lm) is 100 x Cost ($/lm) is 100 x
•• VisionVision
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