LED structure with quasi-continuous spectrum and method of illumination
View Patent ↗A LED structure and a method of providing pulsed light energy synchronized with the photosynthesis process by an integrated LED structure. The LED structure comprises a substrate; a plurality of optically independent light emission areas on substrate; a light emitting semiconductor source of a first type mounted in part of the emission area(s); a light emitting semiconductor source of a second type mounted in part of the emission area(s); and wavelength conversion materials of at least two types. The first type is formed on the top of the said first type of light emitting semiconductor sources and the second type is formed on the top of the said second type of light emitting semiconductor sources. The LED structure suits grow light systems that require dynamic luminaires with adjustable spectrum, tunable intensity and controllable pulse mode operation.
1. A LED structure comprising:
a substrate;
a plurality of optically independent light emission areas on substrate;
a light emitting semiconductor source of a first type mounted in part of the emission area(s);
a light emitting semiconductor source of a second type mounted in part of the emission area(s);
a wavelength conversion material of the first type formed on the top of the said first type of light emitting semiconductor sources; and
a wavelength conversion material of the second type formed on the top of the said second type of light emitting semiconductor sources
wherein:
at least one of the light emission areas has a dual layer structure formed of two wavelength conversion materials layered upon each other;
the upper wavelength conversion layer has excitation maximum between 415 and 435 nm and emission maximum between 620 and 640 nm and full width half maximum of 50 nm;
the lower wavelength conversion layer has excitation maximum between 430 and 450 nm and emission maximum between 650 and 670 nm and full width half maximum of 50 nm; and
the light emission area has a set of light emitting components between 415 and 435 nm and between 430 and 450 nm beneath the wavelength conversion material layers.