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CREATING TOMORROW S SOLUTIONS BRIGHT IDEAS Silicone Solutions for High-Performance LEDs

LUMISIL SILICONES BRIGHT PERSPECTIVES FOR LED MANUFACTURERS LED lighting brings out the best in silicones they are highly heat-resistant and protect the semiconductor chip reliably against external influences. 2

Excellent light stability and transparency make silicone the material of choice for LEDs. SILICONE THE MATERIAL FOR LEDS Modern LEDs are high-performance products. They are ten times more energy-efficient than a classic incandescent light bulb and have a life of 50,000 hours. They offer users many benefits they save energy, are very robust and very versatile, with uses including LCD TVs and daytime running lamps for cars. The downside of the improvement in performance is that the high energy density of the light puts the lenses under stress. Conventional organic product materials have reached their limits here. Silicone: the Material of Choice Silicone, on the other hand, provides a state-of-the-art encapsulation and lens material for high-performance LEDs. It is highly heat-resistant and additionally protects the semiconductor chip against moisture. Further features are excellent light stability and outstanding transparency. Moreover, silicone is easy to process and can withstand high radiation densities. However, not all silicones are alike there are subtle, but crucial differences in quality. New Silicones for Efficient LED Production The silicone specialist WACKER has extended its LUMISIL product portfolio to meet the challenging requirements of leading LED manufacturers. The LUMISIL name stands for high-performance optical-grade silicones with impressive characteristics: Optimal processing efficiency in LED manufacturing Optimized flow and crosslinking properties High photostability Effective barrier against harmful environmental influences, e.g. moisture Heat stability in the lead-free soldering techniques used to process LEDs LUMISIL and SEMICOSIL are registered trademarks of Wacker Chemie AG. 3

LUMISIL SILICONES FOR HRI Depending on the intended use, the choice of optical material is critically determined by its refractive index. WACKER offers LUMISIL silicones for both HRI and NRI variants. More Light Than Ever A high refractive index (HRI) of 1.53 or above achieves a high light output, and most of the materials used to manufacture LEDs have a very high refractive index, e.g. 2.5 for gallium nitride (GaN) and 1.7 for sapphire. The greater the difference between this value and the refractive index of the silicone material encapsulating the semiconductor material, the more light is reflected at the interface, and consequently the lower the light yield. A higher refractive index of the silicone of 1.53 or above correspondingly reduces the proportion reflected and helps increase the light yield. Protecting from Discoloration of LED Package Caused by Sulfur In addition to their luminous intensity, LUMISIL HRI silicones are characterized above all by their low gas permeability. WACKER's silicones thus effectively protect the interior of the LED against sulfur corrosion. This makes them ideally suited for high-end applications in TV sets and car headlights. LUMISIL SILICONES FOR NRI Lens systems with a normal refractive index (NRI) are also used in many fields of application for LEDs. Here WACKER offers a number of LUMISIL silicones which are characterized by particularly high processing efficiency. Lens systems with this refractive index and high transparency are excellently suited for high-performance LEDs. While the latter emit high levels of radiation and heat, NRI lenses can withstand these stresses. A further field of application is general lighting, where the cost aspect and thus processing efficiency play a key role. 4

NRI LED ENCAPSULATION FOR COB PACKAGES Chip-on board (COB) packages are the most powerful LED package type and their relevance in high performance lighting solutions is constantly growing. By definition, COB stands for a cluster of bare LED chips that are mounted directly onto the printed circuit board. The extremely powerful light sources emit high radiation heat, which constitutes a challenge for protective encapsulation materials in terms of thermal stability. WACKER recommends LUMISIL 740 as material of choice for NRI LED encapsulation of COB packages. LUMISIL 740 has low viscosity (under 4,000 mpa s) for easy processability and low modulus (hardness shore A 50) in order to withstand harsh thermal stress. 5

LED PRODUCTION MOLDING FOR PERFECTLY SHAPED LENSES Molding techniques are appropriate when the lens system of the LED must have a precisely formed geometry mostly with strong curvature and is applied onto the surface of the semiconductor chip. The term molding encompasses several techniques: injection, transfer, compression and strip molding. The basic principle is always the same: the silicone is poured into a casting mold and is either vulcanized directly onto the lead frame or is removed from the mold. In the latter case, the silicone is applied to the LED chip in a further processing stage. Whichever technique you use, a molded lens produced with LUMISIL is always characterized by high durometer hardness and transparency as well as thermooptical stability. Silicones suited for the molding process can offer self-bonding or non self-bonding properties. Each molding technique places its own demands on the viscosity of the silicone materials. The viscosities range between 10,000 and 300,000 mpa s. Principal Molding Setup Lead frame LED chip Silicone 6

LUMISIL LR 7601: FOR CRYSTAL- CLEAR INJECTION-MOLDED PARTS LUMISIL LR 7601 is a line of highly transparent products representing a new class of materials for optical components. Perfectly suited for injection-molding processes, these materials can be used for manufacturing ultra-transparent silicone parts for a wide variety of applications, such as automotive lighting technologies and optical sensors. The most important feature of the new product class is its extremly low level of volatiles. Moreover, injection-molded parts made from LUMISIL LR 7601 grades are characterized by their outstanding long term resistance to heat and UV radiation. Graph 1: LUMISIL LR 7601/70, UV-Vis/IR Transmittance [%] 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 200 400 600 800 1,000 Wavelength [nm] 1 mm thickness 4 mm thickness LUMISIL LR 7601 grades exhibit outstanding transparency in the visible light spectrum and beyond. Optical parts made from LUMISIL LR 7601 enable unimpeded light transition from UV down to IR. Graph 2: LUMISIL LR 7601/70 after Heat Aging at 150 C, UV-Vis/IR (400 800 nm Mean) Transmittance [%] 100 90 80 70 60 50 0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 Heat aging, total time [h] 1 mm thickness 4 mm thickness LUMISIL LR 7601 grades maintain their excellent optical properties in a challenging environment. Silicone rubbers from WACKER are highly valued for their long-term durability with its high level of transparency after long-term heat aging LUMISIL LR 7601 is a further good choice in our portfolio. 7

OVERVIEW OF THE LUMISIL PRODUCT RANGE (1) NRI Offering for Compression, Transfer and Injection Molding Product Mixing ratio A:B Viscosity mix. [mpa s] Shore A * 2 h/150 C ** 4 h/150 C Transmittance [%] 450 nm, 1 mm film LUMISIL 400 1:1 15,000 (D = 0.5 s -1 ) 65* > 90 1.41 LUMISIL 775 1:1 30,000 (D = 0.5 s -1 ) 75* > 90 1.41 LUMISIL 815 1:1 10,000 (D = 0.5 s -1 ) 83* > 90 1.41 LUMISIL 886 1:1 30,000 (D = 0.5 s -1 ) 75* > 90 1.41 LUMISIL LR 7601/50 1:1 29,000 (D = 1 s -1 ) 50** > 90 1.41 LUMISIL LR 7601/60 1:1 26,000 (D = 1 s -1 ) 60** > 90 1.41 LUMISIL LR 7601/70 1:1 31,000 (D = 1 s -1 ) 70** > 90 1.41 LUMISIL LR 7601/80 1:1 35,000 (D = 1 s -1 ) 80** > 90 1.41 See arrow (1) in diagram on next page Refractive index n D 25 (2) NRI Offering for Encapsulation (Self-Bonding) Product Mixing ratio A:B Viscosity mix. [mpa s] Shore A 4 h/150 C Transmittance [%] 450 nm, 1 mm film LUMISIL 740 1:1 3,500 (D = 0.5 s -1 ) 50 > 90 1.41 LUMISIL 770 1:1 5,300 (D = 0.5 s -1 ) 70 > 90 1.41 LUMISIL 815 1:1 10,000 (D = 0.5 s -1 ) 83 > 90 1.41 LUMISIL 868 S 1:1 8,500 (D = 0.5 s -1 ) 80 > 90 1.41 LUMISIL 871 1:1 4,700 (D = 0.5 s -1 ) 65 > 90 1.41 LUMISIL 872 1:1 4,900 (D = 0.5 s -1 ) 75 > 90 1.41 LUMISIL 873 1:1 3,600 (D = 0.5 s -1 ) 45 > 90 1.41 See arrow (2) in diagram on next page Refractive index n D 25 (3) HRI Offering for LED Production (Self-Bonding) Product Mixing ratio A:B Viscosity mix. [mpa s] Shore A 6 h/150 C Transmittance [%] 450 nm, 1 mm film LUMISIL 579 1:1 2,000 (D = 0.5 s -1 ) 25 > 90 1.53 LUMISIL 580 1:1 4,300 (D = 0.5 s -1 ) 20 > 90 1.53 LUMISIL 590 1:2 2,000 (D = 0.5 s -1 ) 65 > 90 1.53 LUMISIL 591 1:9 2,500 (D = 0.5 s -1 ) 90 > 90 1.53 See arrow (3) in diagram on next page Transmittance values are measured in the following configuration: silicone (1 mm) on quartz with subtraction of the quartz background. Refractive index n D 25 8

Applications of LUMISIL and SEMICOSIL Products in LED Encapsulation (2) Encapsulation of LED chips (1) LED lenses by transfer, compression or injection molding (3) LED chip coating (incl. luminescent pigments*) (2) Encapsulation of LED chips (incl. luminescent pigments*) (4) Thermal management / die attach * Luminescent pigments added by fabricator Indiviudal products are available for different manufacturing processes. (4) Thermal Management Product Application Mixing ratio Viscosity mix. Shore A Conductivity Color [mpa s] 2 h/150 C [W/mK] ELASTOSIL RT Thermal conductive 1:1 1,100 (D = 10 s -1 ) 20 0.5 Black 743 LV-K potting Paste P 12 Thermal conductive 1-part Pasty n.a 0.8 White grease SEMICOSIL 961 TC Thermal conductive gap filler 1-part 100,000 (D = 10 s -1 ) 75 2.0 White SEMICOSIL 975 TC See arrow (4) in diagram above Thermal management; Die attach 1-part 140 (D = 10 s -1 ), thixotropic 98 4.2 Redish-gray (5) Additional Silicone Materials for Lighting Applications Product Application Mixing ratio Viscosity mix. [mpa s] Shore A 2 h/150 C Conductivity [W/mK] Color LUMISIL 901 Highly reflective 1:1 200,000 (D = 0.5 s -1 ) 45 n.a. White coating LUMISIL LR 7820/70 White molding 1:1 2,500,000 (D = 0.9 s -1 ) 70 n.a. White compound PRIMER G 800 K Adhesion primer 1:1 22 (D = 10 s -1 ) n.a n.a. Colorless SEMICOSIL 984/1K Encapsulation of bond wires 1-part 82,000 (D = 0.5 s -1 ), thixotropic 18 0.2 Black 9

EXPERTISE AND SERVICE NETWORK ON FIVE CONTINENTS Sales offices and production sites, plus 22 technical centers, ensure you a local presence worldwide. WACKER is one of the world s leading and most research-intensive chemical companies, with total sales of 5.3 billion. Products range from silicones, binders and polymer additives for diverse industrial sectors to bioengineered pharmaceutical actives and hyperpure silicon for semiconductor and solar applications. As a technology leader focusing on sustainability, WACKER promotes products and ideas that offer a high value-added potential to ensure that current and future generations enjoy a better quality of life based on energy efficiency and protection of the climate and environment. Spanning the globe with 5 business divisions, we offer our customers highlyspecialized products and comprehensive service via 25 production sites, 22 technical competence centers, 12 WACKER ACADEMY training centers and 50 sales offices in Europe, North and South America, and Asia including a presence in China. With a workforce of some 17,000, we see ourselves as a reliable innovation partner that develops trailblazing solutions for,

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