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LED solutions for the automotive industry
User application article Philips Lumileds lighting company is supplying the power LED technology behind a variety of exterior lighting innovations on 2006 automobiles.
News from Philips Lumileds Lighting (21 July 2006)
Warm white LEDs enable colourful displays
A range of warm white LEDs from Marl emit a colour temperature similar to an incandescent lamp, allowing them to be used with filters to provide virtually any colour.
News from Aerco ( 7 July 2006)
LED maker invests in its people
Forge Europa has successfully achieved Investor in People status.
News from Forge Europa ( 6 July 2006)
LEDs and sensor come together for colourful dashes
RGB analogue-output colour sensor meets the specifications of the Automobile Electronics Council AEC-Q100 stress test qualification for integrated circuits.
News from Avago Technologies ( 5 July 2006)
High power LEDs need no second heatsink
An innovative fusion of ingenious mechanical engineering and sophisticated optical engineering results in the Dynasty series of integrated power LEDs.
News from CAO Group ( 3 July 2006)
Power LEDs provide slimline backlighting
Avago Technologies has announced its first series of 1W high-power LEDs in one of the thinnest packages available.
News from Avago Technologies ( 3 July 2006)
Assemblies make the most of high-power LEDs
Forge Europa has extensive experience in the application of LEDs and has recently developed a number of standard assemblies using high power LEDs (1W) known as aLEDs.
News from Forge Europa ( 3 July 2006)
New automotive, television and commercial lighting
Philips Lumileds Lighting Company announced today has established new luminance performance records for solid-state lighting technology at 1 Amp.
News from Philips Lumileds Lighting (30 June 2006)
LEDs are fully RoHS compliant
Luxeon LEDs are fully compliant with the EU RoHS Directive.
News from Philips Lumileds Lighting (29 June 2006)
RoHS-compliant LEDs are made for automotive tails
Red, red-orange and amber SuperFlux LEDs are fully compliant with the EU RoHS Directive, enabling automotive manufacturers to meet the new standard.
News from Philips Lumileds Lighting (29 June 2006)
Licence paves the way for lighting advances
Dialight Corporation is to license Color Kinetics' worldwide patent portfolio to support the accelerated development of LED application initiatives.
News from Dialight-Lumidrives (22 June 2006)
R, G and B LEDs combine for full colour lighting
Optek Technology has expanded its Lednium LED assemblies to include an RGB device capable of producing any colour light.
News from Optek Technology (21 June 2006)
Assembly options give visible LEDs wider coverage
Responding to the increasing demands of the growing visible markets, Optek Technology has enhanced its visible LED assembly capabilities.
News from Optek Technology (19 June 2006)
PLCC2-packaged LEDs are bright choice
Efficient white LEDs provide luminous intensity levels as high as 750mcd from a standard, compact PLCC2 package.
News from Toshiba Electronics Europe (19 June 2006)
OLED materials research comes to Brunel
OLED-T has invested $900,000 in a R and D facility on the Brunel University Science Park site, Uxbridge.
News from OLED-T (15 June 2006)
Chemists to further OLED materials research
OLED-T has appointed two researchers at its new R and D display facility on Brunel University's Science Park.
News from OLED-T (15 June 2006)
Miniature LED produces 1W output
A 1W LED assembly is ideal for a wide variety of solid-state lighting applications, including automotive interior and exterior lighting, architectural lighting, electronic signs and displays.
News from Optek Technology (12 June 2006)
LED lamps take shunt resistors onboard
A series of lamp-based LEDs feature built-in shunt resistors to reduce unwanted illumination caused by leakage current.
News from DDP ( 9 June 2006)
LED multiplexer enables next-generation projectors
A novel LED multiplexer module enables next-generation rear projection televisions and pocket projectors that use LED illumination instead of conventional UHP lamps.
News from Bookham ( 5 June 2006)
LED lamps produce warmer white light
A warm-white midget flange LED lamp is designed to retrofit and replace incandescent light bulbs.
News from DDP ( 5 June 2006)
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