Since laser technology dominates the market for lighting solutions, precision materials are required to achieve their high performance and reliability. For laser-pumped fluorescent light sources, SCHOTT experts have developed special fluorescent ceramic converter elements. This element can achieve high irradiance and high brightness. SCHOTT, an international technology group, will launch a new static fluorescent ceramic converter product line during CIOE 2019 (Sept. 4-7, 2019) in the Shenzhen Optical Fair in China. The component is mounted on a heat sink and provides an innovative, compact light source without moving parts.
SCHOTT's product solutions provide extreme brightness, reliability and high irradiance limits. Jens Vietor, Product Manager of SCHOTT Fluorescent Ceramic Converters, explains, "100% inorganic ceramic converter materials are assembled on the heat sink. With the static fluorescent ceramic converters we now introduce, customers can achieve compactness without moving parts Long-life light source. "
As we all know, in addition to SCHOTT's fluorescent ceramic converter materials, in addition to digital laser projectors, static solutions can also be used in searchlights, medical lighting (such as endoscopes), life sciences or stage lighting. Vietor said: "Our ceramic converters feature ultra-high brightness, enabling lighting innovations that allow product designers to create new opportunities in all areas of laser-pumped fluorescent lighting." The standard heat sink size is 20 x 20 x 4 mm, Specific specifications can be customized according to requirements.
SCHOTT ceramic fluorescent materials have excellent performance and reliability, with extremely high temperature stability, thermal conductivity and brightness. It combines the properties of ceramics with efficient light conversion. Let us realize: doped composite fluorescent ceramics convert blue light into high-brightness yellow, green or white light.