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Playing Ping Pong With Light: Directional Emission of White Light

2021-12-28

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Over the last decades, light-emitting diodes (LED) have replaced common light bulbs in almost every application, from flashlights in smartphones to automotive headlights. Illuminating nightly streets requires LEDs to emit a light spectrum that is perceived as pure white by the human eye. The power associated with such a white light spectrum is not only distributed over the contributing wavelengths but also over th...

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79f6d5d0-e815-5d20-a864-e34e620f5646
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1156743/v1
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