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titleOfInvention Light emitting device, and illumination device and image display device using same
abstract Provided are a high-intensity light emitting device, and an illumination device and an image display device using the light emitting device. A light emitting device (1) is comprised of a light source (2) and a wavelength conversion member (5). The wavelength conversion member (5) absorbs blue light from near-ultraviolet light generated from the light source (2), and is comprised of one or more kinds of columnar phosphor particles (8) which generate fluorescence. The orientation index wherein the bias in the crystal orientation distribution of at least one kind of the columnar phosphor particle is represented by the following formula (1) in which the cross section of the light emitting device is analyzed by electron backscatter diffraction, is 5-15 %.nOrientation index(%) = ((The sectional area of a particle having a crystal orientation of ±30° with respect to the crystal face corresponding to the bottom face of a phosphor particle having a columnar shape)/(The sectional area of a phosphor particle having a columnar shape)) x 100(%) (1)
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