Bioinspired ultrathin photonic color convertors for highly efficient micro-light-emitting diodes
Jiexin Li , Xinrui Ding , Yuzhi Shi , Jiasheng Li , Zihao Deng , Jiayong Qiu , Jinhui Zhang , Wei Luo , Guanwei Liang , Long Zhao , Yong Tang , Ai Qun Liu , Zongtao Li
FlexMat ›› 2024, Vol. 1 ›› Issue (3) : 258 -268.
Bioinspired ultrathin photonic color convertors for highly efficient micro-light-emitting diodes
Pixelated color convertor plays an immensely important role in nextgeneration display technologies. However, the inherent randomness of light propagation within the convertor presents a formidable challenge to reconcile the huge contradiction between excitation and outcoupling. Here, we demonstrate a bioinspired photonic waveguide pixelated color convertor (BPW-PCC) to realize directional excitation and outcoupling, which is inspired by an insect visual system. The lens array of BPW-PCC enables a focusing photonic waveguide that guides the excitation light and converges it on colloidal quantum dots; the directional channel provides a splitting photonic waveguide to enhance the outcoupling of photoluminescence light. Consequently, the excitation and outcoupling efficiency can be simultaneously improved at this judiciously designed pixelated color convertor with a thickness of 50 µm. By this strategy, ultrathin BPW-PCCs with 4.4-fold enhanced photoluminescence intensity have been demonstrated in micro-light-emitting diode devices and achieved a record-high luminous efficacy of 1600 lm W-1 mm-1, opening a new avenue for efficient miniaturized displays.
bioinspired design / micro-light-emitting diodes / photonic waveguide / pixelated color convertors
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2024 The Author(s). FlexMat published by John Wiley & Sons Australia, Ltd on behalf of Nanjing University of Posts & Telecommunications.
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