PM2845 Red Nitride Phosphor Powder (YG610)

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PM2845
Catalog No. PM2845
Appearance Orange Powder
Density 3.1 g/cm3
Particle Size 10±2.0 μm
Red Nitride Phosphor Powder (YG610) is characterized by chemical stability, thermostability, and high durability. SAM is your one-stop platform to find LED phosphor for sale in a variety of forms. We make it easy for you to buy high-quality Red Nitride Phosphor Powder (YG610). Related Products: Green Silicate PhosphorsRed Nitride Phosphor Powder (YG630)

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Red Nitride Phosphor Powder (YG610) Description


Phosphor is the most general term and defines any substance that exhibits the luminescence phenomenon, emitting light when excited by some sort of radiant energy. Red Nitride Phosphor Powder, YG610, features chemical, thermal stability, and great durability, non-poisonous, non-radioactive, and non-corrosive.

It is the one-stop platform of Stanford Chemicals Company (SCC) to your needs, with more than twenty years of experience in manufacturing and selling high-quality red nitride phosphor powder (YG610) for sale in a variety of forms for use in LED phosphors.

Red Nitride Phosphor Powder (YG610) Specifications


Product Name Red Nitride Phosphor Powder (YG610)
Emission Color Red
Relative Intensity 100±2%
Peak Wavelength (nm) 610±1
CIE-X 0.610±0.002
CIE-Y 0.390±0.002
Density (g/cm3) 3.1
Particle Size (μm) 10±2.0
Chip Size (nm) 445-470

YG610 Red Nitride Phosphor Powder Applications


Phosphor layers serve the main function of light provision from fluorescent lamps, and they are also utilized in varying installations, improving the evenness of light from metal halide lamps.
Different colors of light brought about by phosphor layers are used in various neon signs. Electroluminescent displays found, for example, in aircraft instrument panels, use a phosphor layer to produce glare-free illumination or as numeric and graphic display devices.
White LED lamps comprise a blue- or ultraviolet-emitter, phosphor-coated LED that emits at one or more longer wavelengths and thereby effectively is a full-spectrum emitter of visible light.

Paired with phosphor powder, yellow type, red nitride phosphor powder, with a chromaticity of 3000K, may be used in producing LED light. In a general sense, red nitride phosphor powder is used to allow warm white LED light to be produced or perhaps to substitute the orange silicate phosphor powder to attain increased stability.

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