LpR#49-N.Neimitz-F1

The simulation model consists of a blue emitting LED die with a square-shaped CCE placed on top of it.A second silicone layer mimicking a silicone encapsulation layer consists of either pristine silicone (a) or contains scattering particles with a concentration of10 vol.% (b)

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