Patent classifications
F21V29/70
LED tube lamp
An LED tube lamp comprises a glass lamp tube having a main body, two end caps coupled to a respective end of the tube, an LED light strip adhered to inner circumferential surface of the tube by first adhesive, a plurality of LED light sources mounted on a mounting region, a power supply module having a circuit board and a plurality of electronic components mounted on the circuit board, a diffusion layer covering on outer surface or inner surface of the tube, and a protective layer being disposed on surface of the strip and having a plurality of first openings for disposing the plurality of LED light sources. The strip comprises the mounting region and connecting region at an end of the strip. The circuit board is substantially parallel with axial direction of the tube, electrically connects to the connecting region, and stacks with a portion of the connecting region.
Light source system
A light source system, comprising: a wavelength conversion layer (102, 202) used for receiving exciting light (L3) and generating excited light (L2); a transparent thermal conduction substrate (104, 204) used for supporting the wavelength conversion layer (102, 202), and an excitation light source which emits the exciting light (L3) from a side of the wavelength conversion layer (102, 202) to the wavelength conversion layer (102, 202); and a red light source which emits red light (L1) from a side of the transparent thermal conduction substrate (104, 204) to the wavelength conversion layer (102, 202). The light source system can effectively solve the problem of insufficient red light in fluorescent powder excitation technology.
Light source system
A light source system, comprising: a wavelength conversion layer (102, 202) used for receiving exciting light (L3) and generating excited light (L2); a transparent thermal conduction substrate (104, 204) used for supporting the wavelength conversion layer (102, 202), and an excitation light source which emits the exciting light (L3) from a side of the wavelength conversion layer (102, 202) to the wavelength conversion layer (102, 202); and a red light source which emits red light (L1) from a side of the transparent thermal conduction substrate (104, 204) to the wavelength conversion layer (102, 202). The light source system can effectively solve the problem of insufficient red light in fluorescent powder excitation technology.
LASER-BASED INTEGRATED LIGHT SOURCE
A laser-based light source includes a material arranged on a package base adjacent to a laser diode chip and an optical element coupled to the material. The optical element is aligned to receive electromagnetic radiation from the laser diode chip. The optical element includes a wavelength conversion material and is configured to receive at least a portion of the electromagnetic radiation emitted by the laser diode chip. A reflective material surrounds sides of the optical element.
LATE CONFIGURABLE LED MODULE AND VEHICLE HEADLIGHT
A device is described that includes a carrier that has a plurality of light-emitting diode (LED) mounting areas. Each of the LED mounting areas includes a pair of contact pads, which are electrically coupled to the LED mounting area in a first subset of the plurality of LED mounting areas or electrically connected in series with a shunting element in the respective LED mounting area in a second subset of the plurality of LED mounting areas. In some embodiments, LEDs may be placed in the first subset of the plurality of LED mounting areas.
LATE CONFIGURABLE LED MODULE AND VEHICLE HEADLIGHT
A device is described that includes a carrier that has a plurality of light-emitting diode (LED) mounting areas. Each of the LED mounting areas includes a pair of contact pads, which are electrically coupled to the LED mounting area in a first subset of the plurality of LED mounting areas or electrically connected in series with a shunting element in the respective LED mounting area in a second subset of the plurality of LED mounting areas. In some embodiments, LEDs may be placed in the first subset of the plurality of LED mounting areas.
LIGHTING DEVICE
A lighting device includes a base assembly provided therein with a circuit board; a telescopic assembly provided with a fixed end and a free end that are arranged oppositely, where the fixed end is connected to the base assembly; and a lighting assembly rotatably connected to the free end to rotate axially and radially along the free end, where the lighting assembly is provided with a lighting element electrically connected to the circuit board. The lighting device realizes the extension and retraction of the lighting assembly and the lighting element through the telescopic assembly, such that the height adjustment of the lighting device can be realized in a large range, which is convenient for storage and carrying. In addition, in the lighting device, the lighting assembly and the free end are movably connected, such that the lighting assembly is rotatable axially and radially along the free end.
LIGHTING DEVICE
A lighting device includes a base assembly provided therein with a circuit board; a telescopic assembly provided with a fixed end and a free end that are arranged oppositely, where the fixed end is connected to the base assembly; and a lighting assembly rotatably connected to the free end to rotate axially and radially along the free end, where the lighting assembly is provided with a lighting element electrically connected to the circuit board. The lighting device realizes the extension and retraction of the lighting assembly and the lighting element through the telescopic assembly, such that the height adjustment of the lighting device can be realized in a large range, which is convenient for storage and carrying. In addition, in the lighting device, the lighting assembly and the free end are movably connected, such that the lighting assembly is rotatable axially and radially along the free end.
Lighting element
A lighting element includes a circuit board defining a longitudinal axis and including at least one illuminator thereon, a housing having at least one flexible element in the optical pathway of the at least one illuminator and in register with the at least one illuminator on the circuit board, and with opposing axial ends.
Lighting element
A lighting element includes a circuit board defining a longitudinal axis and including at least one illuminator thereon, a housing having at least one flexible element in the optical pathway of the at least one illuminator and in register with the at least one illuminator on the circuit board, and with opposing axial ends.