Optical model of light-converting film for white LED sources: Effect of distance between photoluminescent microparticles on specular reflectivity of exciting UV pump radiation.

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Title: Optical model of light-converting film for white LED sources: Effect of distance between photoluminescent microparticles on specular reflectivity of exciting UV pump radiation.
Alternate Title: Оптична модель світлоперетворювальної плівки для білих світлодіодних джерел: вплив відстані між фотолюмінесцентними мікрочастинками на дзеркальну відбивну здатність збуджуючого УФ-випромінювання.
Authors: Kamuz, A. M.1 kamuz_a_m@ukr.net, Khmil, D. M.1 deniskhmil@ukr.net, Kretulis, V. S.1 kretulis@isp.kiev, Minakova, I. E.1 minakovairina@yahoo.com, Tytarenko, P. O.1 tytarenko@isp.kiev.ua, Pekur, D. V.1 demid.pekur@gmail.com, Snopok, B. A.1 b_snopok@yahoo.com
Source: Semiconductor Physics, Quantum Electronics & Optoelectronics. 2026, Vol. 29 Issue 1, p097-104. 8p.
Subjects: Optical reflection, Microparticles, Ultraviolet radiation, Thin films, Optical films, Light propagation, LED lamps, Yttrium aluminum garnet
Abstract: An optical model of a heterogeneous light-converting film based on a YAG:Ce3+ photoluminescent phosphor in epoxy resin is considered. The dependence of the distance between the phosphor microparticles in the suspension on the mass fraction of the powder and the densities of the components of the initial suspension is determined. Within the framework of the proposed model of the composite film, the coefficients of specular reflection and transmission within the region of isotropic scattering are simulated. It is demonstrated that optimizing the material composition by the amount of the photoluminescent component allows one to significantly reduce the coefficient of specular reflection of the UV pump radiation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:An optical model of a heterogeneous light-converting film based on a YAG:Ce3+ photoluminescent phosphor in epoxy resin is considered. The dependence of the distance between the phosphor microparticles in the suspension on the mass fraction of the powder and the densities of the components of the initial suspension is determined. Within the framework of the proposed model of the composite film, the coefficients of specular reflection and transmission within the region of isotropic scattering are simulated. It is demonstrated that optimizing the material composition by the amount of the photoluminescent component allows one to significantly reduce the coefficient of specular reflection of the UV pump radiation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:15608034
DOI:10.15407/spqeo29.01.097