fig1 - 9 shows various embodiments of a light emitting device according to the invention . fig1 - 3 represent steps of applying a suspension according to one embodiment of the invention . fig1 , 4 , 5 represent steps of applying a suspension according to another embodiment of the invention . fig6 - 9 illustrates examples of light rays in various embodiments . in fig1 , it is illustrated a schematic perspective view of light emitting device 100 with a die or light emitter 101 on a substrate 102 on a heatsink 107 . this is the first step out of three steps of manufacturing of several embodiments of the invention . here a light emitter 101 arranged on a substrate 102 , which is arranged on a heatsink 107 is shown . reference numeral 110 indicate the height of a light emitter , which may be from the highest point of the light emitter . in the subsequent steps this arrangement will be adapted for its specific purpose . this is commonly referred to as level one , may be led dies on a substrate including contacting patterns etc . the subsequent drawings refer to level 2 . level 2 may comprise the package around an assembly , making it suitable for use in an application : protective housing including electrical , mechanical , thermal and optical interface to the external world . in fig2 a schematic perspective view of a reflective concentrator / color and / or light mixer on a substrate on a heatsink is illustrated . this is the second step and the step before fig3 where the reflective material / suspension is applied . the light emitting device 100 of this embodiment comprises a light emitter 101 arranged on a substrate 102 , which is arranged on a heatsink 107 . in connection with the substrate 102 , reflective optic housing — in this description also referred to as concentrator / color and / or light mixer or collimator — 108 is arranged . the collimator 108 may be white reflective or be made of a material with high reflective performance such as a mirror , chromium , silver , aluminum or a lens . furthermore the light emitting device 100 comprises a channel 105 , or more channels . the one or more channel should be suitable for application of a suspension of a reflective material . the space 106 is illustrated as being enclosed by the walls of the collimator 108 , the wall of the led 101 , the bottom of the substrate 102 and the dotted line stretching between the wall of the collimator to the top of the led 101 . the space 106 may also be a fraction of the space that is illustrated here . for example if the space is only partially filled , that is the bottom of the substrate 102 that is otherwise exposed , is covered , but the suspension does not stretch to the top of the led . in fig3 a schematic perspective view of a first embodiment of a collimator 108 on a substrate 102 on a heatsink 107 is illustrated . this is the third step . here the suspension / reflective material 104 has been applied . in fig4 a schematic perspective view of a reflective concentrator / color and / or light mixer on a substrate on a heatsink is illustrated . this is the second step before fig5 where the reflective material / suspension is applied . the light emitting device 100 of this embodiment comprises a light emitter 101 arranged on a substrate 102 , which is arranged on a heatsink 107 . in connection with the substrate 102 , a reflective optic housing — in this description also referred to as concentrator / color and / or light mixer or collimator — 103 is arranged . the concentrator / color and / or light mixer 103 may be white reflective or be made of a material with high reflective performance such as a mirror , chromium , silver , aluminum or a lens . furthermore the light emitting device 100 comprises a channel 105 , or more channels . the one or more channels should be suitable for application of a suspension of a reflective material . the space 106 is illustrated as being enclosed by the walls of the concentrator / color and / or light mixer 103 , the wall of the led 101 , the bottom of the substrate 102 and the dotted line stretching between the wall of the concentrator / color and / or light mixer 103 to the top of the led 101 . the space 106 may also be a fraction of the space that is illustrated here . for example if the space is only partially filled , that is the bottom of the substrate 102 that is otherwise exposed , is covered , but the suspension does not stretch to the top of the led . in fig5 a schematic perspective view of a first embodiment of a concentrator / color and / or light mixer 103 on a substrate 102 on a heatsink 107 is illustrated . this is the third step of the second embodiment . here the suspension / reflective material 104 has been applied . for both fig3 and 5 , the application may take place through the channel 105 . with a suitable material the suspension / reflective material 104 may also be applied from above , where the light rays usually exits the device . fig6 illustrates what was illustrated on fig2 , but here examples of light rays 109 have been added . what it shows is that light exiting from the sides of the dies 101 is partly absorbed by the substrate 102 and , furthermore , makes the “ effective ” surface from which light travels upward have a width w . fig7 illustrates what was illustrated on fig4 but here examples of light rays have been added . here the width w ″ is reduced compared to the width on fig6 . furthermore same issue is illustrated as on fig6 . the light rays 109 exiting from the sides of the die is being absorbed by the substrate and thus reduces the luminance or brightness , as less light rays 109 are leaving the reflective optic housing . the concentrator concentrates the light but some rays may stay inside the reflective optic housing as illustrated by the dashed lines . fig8 illustrates what was illustrated on fig3 but here examples of light rays 109 have been added . here the light rays 109 are being reflected in the suspension 104 and thus more light exits through the top of the collimator 108 resulting in a higher luminance . fig9 illustrates what was illustrated on fig5 but here examples of light rays 109 have been added . here the suspension results in light rays exiting the side of the die are reflected and more light will exit the top of the concentrator / color and / or light mixer 103 . fig1 illustrates an embodiment where only reflective material 104 , which may me a suspension , is placed around the light emitter 101 . temporary means ( not shown ) for containing the reflective material , may be required since this embodiment contains no reflective optic housing , collimator or color / light mixer or concentrator . more than one light emitter 101 may be present . when referring to “ suspension ”, or “ suspension of reflective material ” or “ reflective material ” it is the same material that is being referred to . other materials not necessarily constituting a suspension may also be used . what is important is its light reflecting capabilities . the reflective materials or particles may be suspended in for example silicones or other clear or essentially clear materials . when referring to channel , what is meant is a canal or a guide , which entry is placed on the outside of the collimator or concentrator or color and / or light mixer or substrate , and which exit is placed in the substrate between the wall of the reflective optic housing , which may be a collimator or concentrator or color and / or light mixer , and the led or in the reflective optic housing at a level where the suspension is able to spread around the led thus securing an optimal reflection of the light . the channel may be placed further up on the walls of the reflective optic housing if the suspension or material is capable of dispersing itself and provide the desired effects of reflection . the entry and / or the exit of the channel may have different shapes , such as round , square , triangular , oblong or any other shape . the light emitting device may also comprise two or more channels . this may provide for a more convenient distribution of the suspension to all desired areas . even though the reflective optic housing on the drawings does have a certain angle in relation to the substrate , the angle could vary between 1 degree and 179 degrees more preferably between 30 and 150 degrees depending on whether the light should be dispersed or concentrated . the walls could form an open or a partly closed cavity or combinations thereof , e . g . two opposing walls could be inclined towards each other whereas the other two walls could open up . when referring to lumiramic , what is meant is the material created through lumiramic phosphor technology , which may reduce the number of fine bins at a given color temperature by 75 percent or more . the person skilled in the art realizes that the present invention by no means is limited to the preferred embodiments described above . on the contrary , many modifications and variations are possible within the scope of the appended claims . for example , more than one , such as two or more , light emitters may be arranged within one and the same collimating or concentrating or color mixing structure . it is also understood that any feature from any embodiment may be used in another embodiment .