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New LED architectures and phosphor technologies lower costs and boost quality "Flip-chip LED architecture promises to pervade the packaged component space, and Julian Carey explains how the sapphire-up design can combine with new phosphor technologies to increase light quality and lower costs." |
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"Last month, we asked whether the lighting industry belives we're embracing LED technology, and making the best possible use of it for the benefit of all, or squandering it in the face to make a fast buck." |
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LEDs: Decoding Color Performance Solid-state lighting is forcing the industy to examine longstanding metrics. Advances in LED color quality are presenting serious challenges to the Color Rendering Index (CRI) and Correlated Color Temperature (CCT). |
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Answers to this question from leading lighting companies, including Intematix. |
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”Throughout the offices, homes and hotels of the world, LED bulbs are rapidly replacing incandescent and fluorescent sources, thanks to their high efficacy and long lifetime. . . .” |
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LED Phosphor IP: Trends & licensing ”While phosphors were used for decades in fluorescent lighting, they were deep-ultra-violet driven and not suited for use with blue LEDs, which emit light at a frequency of around 455nm. . . .” |
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Blend Blue LEDs and Phosphors to Make HB LEDs ”LEDs work because whenever a forward current is flowing through a semiconductor junction diode, each time an electron and a hole recombine, energy is released as a photon. The color of the light is related to the energy of the photon, which is in turn determined by the energy band gap of the semiconductor material. . . .” |
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Discussing LED lighting phosphors ”White lighting LEDs are almost universally a combination of a blue light-emitting InGaN die and a phosphor that steals some of the blue light and converts it into a broad spectrum peaking at yellow or amber. . . .” |
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2013: The Year of Market Penetration ”Our LED expert Dr Geoff Archenhold looks back at a year of slowing innovation. . . . .” |
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Intematix Introduces ChromaLit Linear Remote Phosphor for LED Lighting ”Intematix Corporation of Fremont, California USA, a manufacturer of phosphor solutions for LED lighting, announced the commercial availability of ChromaLit® Linear, a remote phosphor. Remote phosphor is a lighting system architecture in which blue LEDs power a separate phosphor component. . . . .” |
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Remote Phosphor Offers Uniform Luminance Over Any Length ” Intematix Corporation has introduced a remote phosphor offering uniform luminance over any length, high flux density and a sleek, white off-state finish. . . .” |
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Intematix ChromaLit Linear remote phosphor looks like a winner, even when off ”Intematix has introduced the ChromaLit Linear remote phosphor that enables a linear white light with uniform luminance over its length, and which has the aesthetic advantage of appearing a very pale yellow in its off-state. . . . .” |
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Intematix enables linear SSL products with remote phosphor optics ”ChromaLit Linear remote phosphor optics appear white in the off state and enable LED-based linear lighting systems that can produce 2000 lm per foot in CCTs ranging from 3000K to 5000K. . . . .” |
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Intematix introduces ChromaLit Linear remote phosphor for LED lighting ”Intematix Corporation, a leading manufacturer of phosphor solutions for LED lighting, today announced the commercial availability of ChromaLit® Linear, a remote phosphor offering uniform luminance over any length, high flux density and a sleek, white off-state finish. . . . .” |
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Intematix introduces linear remote phosphor for LED lighting ”This product received the Lux Award by Lux Magazine for Light Source Innovation of the Year and recognition by the Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) in its Progress Report featuring the most promising new lighting products. . . . .” |
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”Intematix Corp of Fremont, CA, USA, which makes customizable, patented phosphors and remote phosphor components for LED lighting, has announced the commercial availability of ChromaLit Linear, a remote phosphor offering uniform luminance over any length, as well as high flux density and a white off-state finish. . . . .” |
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Intematix announces US patents granted for red nitride phosphors ”Intematix Corporation, a leading manufacturer of phosphor solutions for LED lighting, today announced that U.S. patent No. 8,597,545 was issued on December 3, 2013 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office. . . . .” |
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Intematix introduces remote phosphor product for 150W LED retrofit lamps ”Intematix Corporation, a leading innovator of patented phosphor solutions for high-quality LED lighting, today announced the volume shipments of their remote phosphor component that enables 150W equivalent LED retrofit lamps. . . . .” |
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Intematix enables 150W-equivalent LED lamps with new remote-phosphor optic Phosphor specialist Intematix has added to its remote-phosphor optics family for LED-based retrofit lamps, delivering a new model that can enable 150W-equivalent products. The new ChromaLit Contour product enables lamps with output to 2200 lm with power consumption of 30W. |
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Remote phosphor LED lighting module delivers 203 lumens per Watt Intematix Corporation, a leading manufacturer of phosphor solutions and Philips Lumileds, a leading LED supplier, today announced a remote phosphor-based LED lighting module with 203 lumens per watt efficacy. |
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Intematix Announces Remote Phosphor LED Lighting Module Delivering 203 Lumens per Watt Intematix Corporation, a leading manufacturer of phosphor solutions and Philips Lumileds, a leading LED supplier, today announced a remote phosphor-based LED lighting module with 203 lumens per watt efficacy. It is believed that this module represents the highest level of efficacy among LED-based light sources commercially available for production in the market today. |
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A remote phosphor-based LED module reaching 203 lumens per watt efficacy has been announced today. The commercially available 26mm dome-shaped remote phosphor from Intematix converts blue light from Philips Lumiled’s Luxeon T/TX chips to 6000K and 70CRI. November 2013 |
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LED business news: FTC vx Lights of America; Intematix, Veeco, Synos Moving to the intellectual property (IP) area, Intematix has announced US patent numbers 8,529,791 and 8,475,683 that apply to yellow- and green-emitting, garnet-based phosphors. The patents include IP that could be applied in both general lighting application and in display backlighting. |
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Hue and CRI: Intematix Receives Patents for LED Phosphors with Color Authenticity Intematix, a provider of phosphors to the LED (light-emitting diode) lighting and display industries, has announced that it has received patents for new technology designed to boost the color rendering index (CRI) of solid state lighting (SSL) products. |
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Roundup: 100-Watt-Equivalent LEDs A new generation of residential LED bulbs finally match the 100-W incandescent in brightness |
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Intematix announces lumen maintenance milestone for remote-phosphor LED system |
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Take a comprehensive system view when considering remote phosphor |
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Remote phosphors yield better light bulbs |
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PRG’s Trucolor HS fixtures bring better color rendering to Olympic Studios |
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ChromaLit Contour LED light bulb now available |
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New phosphor means LED lights will be brighter when on, less yellow when off |
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LED R&D results: Osram demos 200 lm/W red LED at 40 mA, Intematix hits 98 CRI |
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New Intematix LED Patent Has its Customers Covered |
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WHITE PAPER: Influence of the Phosphor Selection on Lighting Quality |
VIDEO: New tech improves the color of LED lights |