Flexible substrates with through-holes enable stacked light emitting devices, resolving the trade-off between increased brightness and handling complexity.
Multi-configurable light fixtures use movable LED packages to produce variable emission patterns for industrial illumination.
Three delivery ports in a projector housing direct cooling air to stabilize arc tube temperature.
Vent apertures in the printed circuit board create a convective path that reduces temperature, eliminating bulky external heat sinks that increase cost.
Bending stacked conductive and dielectric sheets forms three-dimensional SSL lighting structures with integrated electrical paths.
A head-up display optical stack uses a reflective polarizer and retardation plate to enhance light intensity and uniformity.
Segmented heat sinks and conductive materials lower component temperatures while reducing manufacturing complexity.