Two-Part Gauss Simulation of Phosphor-Coated LED

Two-Part Gauss Simulation of Phosphor-Coated LED

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Gauss simulation is an effective tool for designing light-emitting-diode (LED) light sources.This paper proposes a new two-part Gauss simulation model to simulate a YAG:Ce phosphor-coated LED (PC-LED).This model divides the emission spectra of YAG:Ce phosphor into two parts, and they use different half spectral widths in the Gauss function to accurately simulate the spectra of YAG:Ce PC-LED.

The simulated spectra are similar to the Eye Shadow measured spectra of packaged LEDs; most correlated color temperature (CCT) error is less than 4%, color rendering index (CRI) error is less than 2, and luminous Home and Gifts efficacy of radiation (LER) error is less than 3% for simulation results.This is a vast improvement on an ordinary single Gauss simulation model.Using the model to analyze the combination of common blue LED and YAG:Ce phosphor helps the design of new white LEDs.