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Laser diode (LD) lighting, as an emerging solid-state lighting technology, holds significant promise for obtaining high-power white light by exciting ${{\rm Y}_3}{{\rm A}_{l5}}{{\rm O}_{12}}:\;{{\rm Ce}^{3 +}}$ (YAG)-based phosphor-in-glass films (PiGFs). While optimizing materials and architectures of phosphor converters remains the primary approach for enhancing the saturation threshold, the influence of the laser path should not be overlooked.

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The performance of and promotion strategies for degradable polymers in triboelectric nanogenerators Caixia Gao,a Wangshu Tong, *a Yingge Zhang,a Jiahe Zhang,a Songling Liua and Yihe Zhang *a Abstract Degradable triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs), which use degradable polymer materials as the friction layer, have become the optimal choice in the field of electronic skin, wearable devices, and other new energy sources owing to their biocompatibility and degradability.