White LED with no Phosphorus ?
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R33E8
Newly Enlightened
You would get blue light.. Around 450nm or so of light..
csshih
Flashlight Enthusiast
You'd get a royal blue.
UV is not common in the white LED industry, but, still possible.
UV is not common in the white LED industry, but, still possible.
spencer
Enlightened
I believe that there are some LEDs that use a UV die but they aren't as efficient so they aren't as popular. Most LEDs us a blue die though.
