Phosphor
converted LEDs (pc-LEDs), which employ yellow phosphor deposited on
blue LEDs to generate white light illumination have been widely used
in solid-state lighting (SSL). Currently mostLEDs are packaged on an
individual component basis. Such a conventional packaging process typically may
have a relatively low throughput and poor uniformity. In this paper, a new
structure for 3D wafer level LED packaging is introduced. The
package consists of three parts: a silicon submount wafer with
pre-mounted LEDs, a silicon cap wafer, and a layer of phosphor film.
Each part was independently fabricated and subsequently assembled at the wafer level.
The optical performance of singulated prototypes was characterized using an
integrating sphere. Comparison and discussion of samples with various
phosphor-silicone mixing ratios are given in detail.
Source:IEEE
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