| 摘要 |
The invention relates to white-light lamps based on semiconductor light-emitting diodes with remote photoluminescent converters. The essence of the invention is that the lamp comprises a heat-removing base with a radiation output orifice, and light-emitting diodes secured about the periphery of the orifice, with, arranged in series at a distance from said light-emitting diodes, a radiation converter in the form of a concave layer of photoluminescent material, and a light reflector with a concave light-reflecting surface, wherein the concavities of the radiation converter and the light reflector are oriented towards the light-emitting diodes and the exit opening. When primary radiation from the light-emitting diodes falls on the surface of the converter, white light generated as a result of the mixing of the reflected primary radiation with secondary radiation from the photoluminescent material exits via the orifice in the heat-removing base. The surfaces of the converter and the reflector may be in the form of a truncated ellipsoid of revolution, in particular a sphere, or a paraboloid, with a main axis perpendicular to the plane of the orifice in the heat-removing base, or a cylinder which is truncated by the plane of the output orifice. In order to improve the dissipation of heat, thermal contact is provided between the convex surface of the converter and the concave inside surface of the reflector, the outside surface of which can be in the form of a ribbed heat radiator associated with the heat-removing base. |
