White Light Emitting Materials

Focusing on the fundamental characteristics and fabrication techniques of white light-emitting materials, this book provides an in-depth exploration of phosphors, quantum dots, and organic compounds. It examines the mechanisms behind white light emission, highlighting energy transfer processes and bandgap engineering. Various synthesis methods, including chemical vapor deposition, are discussed along with their advantages and limitations. Additionally, characterization techniques assess the optical properties and stability of these materials, while potential applications in solid-state lighting and displays are thoroughly analyzed, emphasizing their energy efficiency and color quality.