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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"lighting application"”.
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Incorporating Wireless Power Transfer in an LED Lighting Application
<p>There are various situations in which electrical energy is desired but cannot by conveniently supplied. Since the days of Hienrich Hertz and Nikola Tesla, scientists have tried to solve this problem using different methods of wireless power transfer. Today, wireless power transfer has only been …
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An automotive interior lighting application using white light-emitting diodes
In this thesis the commercially available white light-emitting diode (LED) with its inherent efficiency, longevity and mechanical strength, is used to show, that success in energy efficiency can be obtained. Two cases are used to illustrate the need for efficient demand-side technology: the …
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Studies on the next-generation quantum dots light-emitting diodes for full-colour display and smart lighting application by printing technology
… trends on the advanced display and smart lighting system are focused on the wide colour gamut, high colour purity, higher brightness, stability and flexibility with respect to the performance and form factors. Considering the above factors on the basis of the self-emitting light source …
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Multi-Channel Constant Current (MC3) LED Driver for Indoor LED Luminaries
Recently, as a promising lighting source, light-emitting diodes (LEDs) have become more and more attractive and have great opportunity to replace traditional lighting sources - incandescent, fluorescent and HID because of the advantages such as high luminous efficacy, long lifetime, quick on/off …
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High-Intensity Discharge Industrial Lighting Design Strategies for the Minimization of Energy Usage and Life-Cycle Cost
… the electrical energy consumed by artificial lighting is second only to the amount consumed by electric machinery. Of the energy usage attributed to lighting in North America, approximately fifteen percent is consumed by those lighting products that are classified as High-Intensity Discharge …