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Laser Lighting System Incorporating an Additional Scattered Laser


Technology Benefits

High power from small chip area creating coherent lightFewer devices needed for application, reduces costTrue point source of lightSuperior data transmission speedsImproved color quality


Technology Application

Laser LightingDisplay applications (projectors, televisions, etc.)Direction lighting (car headlights, spot lighting, etc.)Visible light communications


Detailed Technology Description

Researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara have developed a laser lighting system that uses two (or more) laser sources of different wavelengths to improve the color quality of the light emitted. This invention uses a long wavelength laser that is both less expensive and more reliable than a red phosphor. The produced color has improved rendering and a warmer color temperature. The longer wavelength laser can be scattered by the same phosphor used to create white light to ensure the overall system is safe with uniform color distribution.


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Background

Existing laser light systems produce light with a low color rendering index (CRI) or a cool correlated color temperature (CCT), both of which are undesirable. To improve these characteristics, the spectrum of light must be adjusted, which is typically done in industry using phosphors. However, stable red phosphors are very difficult to create, making this quite challenging. Additionally, for laser lighting systems that operate at high power, most red phosphors degrade quickly.


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Tech ID/UC Case

29305/2018-416-0


Related Cases

2018-416-0


Country/Region

USA

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