Patent classifications
F21V19/002
MANUALLY CONTROLLABLE LED CORRELATED COLOR TEMPERATURE LIGHT FIXTURE
An LED light fixture having at least two LED light sources, each having a different correlated color temperature, with a manually controllable correlated color temperature switching assembly to connect the at least two LED light sources in an electric circuit to select a particular LED light source or combination of LED light sources to generate illumination of a selected correlated color temperature.
LIGHT ASSEMBLY FOR A PROJECTOR
In one aspect, a light assembly system configured to be installed in a movie theatre projector includes a light assembly, which includes an adaptor configured to mechanically couple to a bulb mount of the movie theatre projector, LEDs attached to a primary LED Emitter mounting plate, a cooling assembly configured to dissipate heat from the primary LED Emitter mounting plate and a lens configured to collimate light emitted from the LEDs. The light assembly s also includes a light assembly control system, separate from an existing control system of the movie theatre projector, that is configured to control operation of the light assembly.
Modular lighting unit
Problem: To provide a modular lighting unit that allows freely designing a lighting fitting in accordance with the demand for illumination design of the user, and moreover that can be easily assembled, resulting from the simple structure thereof, whereby the cost can be substantially reduced, and its commercial value is high. Solution: A modular lighting unit 10, including one light emitting element 42 disposed in a lamp chamber that is enclosed by a case 20 and a cover 30, the case 20 and the cover 30 being combined with each other in such a way that the peripheral wall 31 of the cover 30 covers the peripheral wall 21 of the case 20, and in the mutually combined state, they being fixed to each other with an engaging part 34 provided for either one of them being engaged with an engaged part 24 provided for the other by snap fitting. Between the light emitting element 42 and the irradiation aperture 33a, there being disposed a lens body 50. A plurality of types of lens bodies 50 that emit the light originated from the LED 42 in different light distribution patterns are previously prepared, and an appropriate one is selected from among them.
Separable display article
A display article includes a film formed from a stretchable plastic and including a first plurality of micro-light emitting diodes and a second plurality of micro-light emitting diodes disposed adjacent to the first plurality and embedded in the plastic. The article includes a substrate having a first portion and a second portion, and a tear seam disposed between the first and second portions. The film is attached to the substrate such that the tear seam is located between the first and second pluralities. A component includes the display article and an airbag disposed adjacent the substrate and configured for transitioning between a stowed position in which the airbag does not extend through the substrate, and a deployed position in which the airbag extends through the substrate and the film. The first and second portions are separated at the tear seam when the airbag is disposed in the deployed position.
LED lamp for a vehicle and a method of manufacturing the same using mid and magnetic induction technologies
- Jun Sik Kim ,
- Jung Sik Choi ,
- Young Do Kim ,
- Tae Kyoung Jung ,
- Seung-Sik Han ,
- Hong-sik Chang ,
- Kwang-Pyo Cho ,
- Young-Ju LEE ,
- Jong-Hyun Park ,
- Jin-Won Lee ,
- Jun-Geun Oh ,
- Cheon-Ho Kim ,
- Young-Jai Im ,
- Sun-Mi OH ,
- Kang-Sun Lee ,
- Sae-Ah Kim ,
- Jong-Eun Park ,
- Kwan-Woo Lee ,
- Jong-Chae Lee ,
- Jun-Hyun Park ,
- Won-Il Lee ,
- Dae-Woo Park
A light-emitting diode (LED) lamp for a vehicle and a method of manufacturing the same use MID and magnetic induction technologies. The LED lamp includes a LED module, a housing accommodating the LED module, and a molded interconnect device (MID) electrode formed on a surface of the housing. The LED module may be mounted on the MID electrode by soldering using magnetic induction heating, the housing may be an injection molded product, and the MID electrode may be formed on the housing using a MID process.
Light source device and lens structure
A light source device includes: a light source having an upper surface including a light-emitting surface, the light source including a plurality of light-emitting parts arranged in a two-dimensional array; a lens located above and spaced apart from the light-emitting surface of the light source, wherein the lens includes an optically functional part, and a flange part located along an outer periphery of the optically functional part; and a support part formed of a light-shielding member and configured to support at least the flange part of the lens.
Magnetic light emitting diode (LED) lighting system
The present disclosure describes example magnetic LED lighting systems. A lighting apparatus in accordance with the present disclosure may include LEDs connected in series with a resistor. The LEDs are each coupled, directly or via thermal vias through a mounting element, to one or more magnets. The magnets may serve dual purposes: as a heat sink to dissipate heat and enable LEDs to be used, and as a mounting device to mount the lighting apparatus to a desirable location, such as on an automobile or an industrial machine. The dual-purpose magnets may eliminate the need for an additional heat sink element, thereby reducing weight and/or size of the lighting apparatus.
LIGHT-EMITTING DEVICE AND CORRESPONDING METHOD
A light-emitting device and corresponding method for providing a light-emitting device are described herein. In some aspects, a light-emitting device may include a flexible, light-permeable laminar substrate. The laminar substrate may include a plastic material, such as polyethylene naphtalate (PEN). The light-emitting device may also include a distribution of laminar, electrically powered light radiation sources. The electrically powered light radiation sources may include light-emitting diodes (LEDs) of a chip scale package (CSP) type on the laminar substrate. The light-emitting device may further include a layout of laminar (e.g., ink-printed), electrically conductive traces on the laminar substrate. The electrically conductive traces may be configured to serve the electrically powered light radiation sources.
Method of producing lighting devices and corresponding lighting device
A lighting device may be produced by providing a protected elongate light emitting module, including a substrate with at least one electrically-powered light radiation source, and at least one sealing mass protecting light radiation source(s), and by coupling to said light emitting module a channel-shaped cover member with a body portion including light permeable material and side portions, with the side portions of the cover member embracing and locking therebetween the light emitting module and with light radiation source(s) facing towards body portion of cover member, whereby the light permeable material provides a propagation path for the light radiation from light radiation source(s).
Integrated back light unit
A light emitting device includes a support having an interstice and at least one LED located in the interstice and at least one of a waveguide or an optical launch having a transparent material encapsulating the at least one LED located in the interstice.