Naoyuki Komuro
Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation
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Journal of Materials Chemistry C | 2015
Naoyuki Komuro; Masayoshi Mikami; Yasuo Shimomura; Erica G. Bithell; Anthony K. Cheetham
A new blue-green phosphor, Ca6BaP4O17:Ce3+, which can be prepared by conventional solid-state synthesis, is reported as a candidate phosphor for solid-state lighting with near-ultraviolet LEDs. Under excitation at around 400 nm, Ca6BaP4O17:Ce3+ shows strong blue-green emission with the peak position at 477 nm. Ce3+,Si4+ co-doping is found to enhance the luminous intensity, and the unique emission characteristics of this combination are studied and related to the crystal structure. Ca6BaP4O17 is an exceptional host material, which also accommodates Eu2+, emitting strong yellow light under 400 nm excitation. A fabricated white LED, combining Ca6BaP4O17:Ce3+,Si4+ with Ca6BaP4O17:Eu2+ and a red CaAlSiN3:Eu2+ phosphor, achieved a luminous efficacy of 45 lm W−1 with a color-rendering index of 93 around the correlated color temperature of 4500 K.
Journal of Materials Chemistry C | 2014
Naoyuki Komuro; Masayoshi Mikami; Yasuo Shimomura; Erica G. Bithell; Anthony K. Cheetham
A new phase, Ca6BaP4O17, was found in the CaO–BaO–P2O5 phase diagram and its Eu2+-doped derivative was evaluated as a possible phosphor for solid-state lighting. Ca6BaP4O17 was prepared by conventional solid-state synthesis and its structure was solved ab initio from high-resolution, synchrotron X-ray powder diffraction data. The bandgap of Ca6BaP4O17 was estimated to be 5.79 eV. Under excitation with UV to blue light, Ca6BaP4O17:Eu2+ shows strong yellow emission with the peak position at 553 nm. A white LED, which was fabricated with an InGaN blue chip and Ca6BaP4O17:Eu2+, achieved a luminous efficacy of 31 lm W−1 with a color-rendering index of 78 around the correlated color temperature of 6500 K.
IEEE Photonics Technology Letters | 2000
Hideyoshi Horie; Nobuhiro Arai; Yoshitaka Mitsuishi; Naoyuki Komuro; Hideaki Kaneda; Hideki Gotoh; Masashi Usami; Yuichi Matsushima
This is the first report of greater than 500-mW CW kink-free single transverse-mode operation of 980-nm laser diodes with a weakly index guided buried-stripe type structure. The device exhibited a kink-free level of 545 mW and maximum optical output power of over 650 mW limited by thermal saturation and showed no catastrophic optical damage, in addition, a currently on-going aging test at 350 mW optical output power at 50/spl deg/C has shown stable operation. Using a can-sealed LD, we also fabricated a co-axial type module with a two-lens system and a lensed-fiber. The coupling efficiency between the LD and a single-mode fiber was calculated to be approximately 78% and we have confirmed 300 mW kink-free fiber output operation. These figures are also the highest reported operation levels for 980-nm co-axial type modules.
Archive | 2007
Masahiko Yoshino; Chisato Miura; Naoto Kijima; Naoyuki Komuro
Archive | 2008
Naoyuki Komuro; Masahiko Yoshino; 正彦 吉野; 直之 小室
Archive | 2008
Naoto Kijima; Naoyuki Komuro; Chisato Shimooka; Masahiko Yoshino; 千里 下岡; 正彦 吉野; 直之 小室; 直人 木島
Journal of Luminescence | 2015
Naoyuki Komuro; Masayoshi Mikami; Paul J. Saines; Anthony K. Cheetham
Archive | 2008
Naoyuki Komuro; Masahiko Yoshino; 正彦 吉野; 直之 小室
Archive | 2007
Masahiko Yoshino; Chisato Miura; Naoto Kijima; Naoyuki Komuro
Archive | 2007
Masahiko Yoshino; Chisato Miura; Naoto Kijima; Naoyuki Komuro