RGBemitters
RGB emitters are light sources designed to emit red, green, and blue light, either separately or in combination, to create a full range of colors. They are a fundamental building block in many display and lighting technologies because any visible color can be produced by mixing the three primary channels.
In display technology, RGB emitters are usually implemented as three independent light elements per pixel or
Common implementations and considerations include spectral characteristics, efficiency, and lifetime. The emitted spectra of the three
Applications span consumer electronics, televisions, computer monitors, signage, and architectural or stage lighting. Compared with white