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Ultraviolet excitation of remote phosphor with symmetrical illumination used in dual-sided liquid-crystal display
2010
Optics Letters
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The UV-excited flat lighting (UFL) technique differs from conventional fluorescent lamp or LED illumination. It involves using a remote phosphor film to convert the wavelength of UV light to visible light, achieving high brightness and planar and uniform illumination. In particular, UFL can accomplish compact size, low power consumption, and symmetrical dual-sided illumination. Additionally, UFL utilizes a thermal radiation mechanism to release the large amount of heat that is generated upon
doi:10.1364/ol.35.002547
pmid:20680053
fatcat:7d5andx3erbkrd5objeiabfkw4