LED Lighting

E Ink adds red, and displays that work in the fridge

For retail labelling, E Ink has developed a display that operates in freezers.

Called Aurora, it works down to -25°C, and has been optimised to work at 5V.

“Aurora has been tuned for non-eReader applications, and is ideal for electronic shelf labels and smart cards in retail, medical…

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Flexible E Ink displays this year

E Ink will go into production with flexible displays this year, using thin-film transistor backplanes developed by Sony.

Called Mobius “displays can weigh less than 50% of the weight of an equivalent glass-based TFT. A 13.3in display weighs approximately 60g,” said E Ink.

The companies have worked…

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Osram joins adaptive LED headlight research

Osram is to develop glare-free adaptive headlights, where modulating multiple LED die within a headlight allows the shape of its beam to be varied in response to data from forward-facing cameras in the vehicle.

Low-beams that adapt with vehicle speed are another aspect: at high speed the…

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Toshiba to manufacture GaN-on-silicon LEDs

Toshiba has finalised a technology collaborative agreement with LED lighting device manufacturer Bridgelux. Originally announced in April, the collaborative agreement will see the companies transfer Bridgelux’s gallium nitride (GaN) on silicon technology assets to Toshiba.

The GaN-on-Silicon LED collaboration will also include a licensing and manufacturing supply…

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Cambridge firm to build manufacturing facility for LED lighting technology

Cambridge Nanotherm is to build its first prototype manufacturing plant in Haverhill, UK following the award of £250,000 in matched funding from the UK Innovation Agency – Technology Strategy Board (TSB).

Cambridge Nanotherm has developed and patented a nanoceramic-aluminum substrate for thermal management of electronics, which can be used…

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Displays market loves LED lighting

This year, the market size for high brightness (HB) LEDs is expected to reach $12bn and grow to $20.2bn by 2015. One application area driving this growth is the use of LEDs in backlight of TFT-LCDs, writes Tony Armstrong (pictured), director of product marketing for power products at…

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LED Lighting Systems - Your Electronics Weekly guide

As the semiconductor technology keeps developing, LED lighting systems are becoming increasingly important and prevalent. Whether it be general home lighting or automotive applications, such as car rear light clusters, this article brings together all Electronincs Weekly content related to LEDs and lighting, under one umbrella – “LED Lighting Systems – Your…

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Lumileds LED arrays up to 6,000 lm

Lumileds has announced chip-on-board LED arrays up to 6,000 lm. Emphasising what is claims is the small size of the emissive areas, there are…

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