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Light emitting device using led

A light-emitting device (10) using an LED is proposed. This light-emitting device (10) is provided with a packaging substrate (1), a light-emitting element (2) which is mounted on this packaging substrate (1) with its face down, a fluorescent member (3) that is arranged face to face with a light-extracting surface (S) of the light-emitting element (2) without contacting the light-emitting element (2) and an optical member (4) which receives light that has been emitted from the light-emitting element (2) and made incident thereon through the fluorescent member (3), and aligns the incident light toward the outside of the device. Light, emitted from the light-emitting element (2), is made incident on the fluorescent member (3) to excite the fluorescent material so that the fluorescent material re-emits light having a wavelength different from that of the incident light. Those light rays, emitted from the light-emitting element (2), which have not been absorbed by the fluorescent member (3) and have passed through the fluorescent member (3) and those light rays that have been emitted from the fluorescent material are made incident on the optical member (4) and are aligned. Because the fluorescent member (3) is not made in contact with the light-emitting element (2), it does not receive the heat from the light-emitting element (2) through heat conduction, and consequently becomes less susceptible to degradation due to heat. Moreover, with the face-down mounting structure, the fluorescent member (3) and the optical member (4) can be placed closer to the light-emitting element (2) as long as they dose not contact the light-emitting element (2). Consequently, the service life of the fluorescent material or the fluorescent-material-mixed resin that tends to deteriorate can be lengthened, lights can be extracted more efficiently, and light rays can be properly aligned in a predetermined direction.
Owner:MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC WORKS LTD

Electrical connector with voltage detection point insulation shield

An electrical cable connector having a voltage detection test point generally includes an internal conductor, an inner insulating sheath surrounding the conductor, a conductive outer shield surrounding the insulating sheath, a separately molded plastic insulative shield disposed adjacent an opening formed in the conductive outer shield and held by the inner insulating sheath and a conductive voltage detection test point terminal disposed within the plastic insulative shield, wherein the test point terminal is capacitively coupled to the internal conductor for external testing of a voltage of the connector. In a preferred method for forming an electrical cable connector, such as a loadbreak power cable elbow connector, having a voltage detection test point, an insulative shield is first molded from a thermoplastic and a conductive voltage detection test point terminal is inserted within the plastic insulative shield. An outer shield is then molded from a conductive material. The conductive outer shield has an opening formed therethrough for accommodating the pre-assembled insulative plastic shield and test point terminal. After the pre-assembled insulative plastic shield and test point terminal are positioned adjacent the opening of the conductive outer shield, and after the conductive outer shield and an internal conductor are positioned within a mold cavity, an inner insulative housing is molded within the conductive outer shield and around the internal conductor. Upon molding, the pre-assembled insulative plastic shield and the test point terminal is held to the inner insulative housing. As a result, the test point terminal becomes capacitively coupled to the internal conductor for external testing of a voltage of the connector.
Owner:THOMAS & BETTS INT INC

Method and apparatus for user identification using pulsating light source

Pulsating light is used to penetrate a user's finger placed an input surface (which can be a fiber optic surface) of a video camera to avoid the effects of bloodflow from a normal human pulse on the quality of the image which would otherwise change the contrast of the image. The use of pulsating light of shorter durations than a typical human pulse provides an accurate image of a portion of a finger for identification. A retractable cover blocks the fiber optic input surface during a non-working mode, and allows access for identification during a working mode. A light source having a plurality of light emitting diodes provides light that diaphans a portion of the finger. Several successive frames of image signals allow for biometric detection and verification of a human pulse to ensure the finger is not a counterfeit.
Owner:MINKIN VIKTOR ALBERTOVICH +4

LED spotlight

InactiveUS20090052189A1Easily designedReduced color irregularityLight source combinationsVehicle headlampsPhysicsColor mixing
An LED spotlight includes: a light source unit including an RGB-LED light source composed of R, G and B LEDs, and a condenser lens for condensing light beams of mixed color projected from the RGB-LED light source on an entrance end face of a rod lens; a pyramid rod lens whose cross-sectional area converges from an entrance end face to an exit end face; and a reflector for condensing rays of exiting light exiting as a point light source from the exit face of the pyramid rod lens on an axial line of the pyramid rod lens. A light beam incident on the pyramid rod lens progresses while repeatedly internally reflected several times, thereby brightness irregularity at the exit end of the rod lens is lowered, and color mixture is accelerated, so that a light beam is emitted as a point light source of white light whose color is observed as the same color, seen from any direction, and the light beams are condensed as a spotlight on the axial line of the pyramid rod lens by the reflector.
Owner:NEC LIGHTING

Friction reducing barrier

Disclosed herein is a device for reducing friction, caused due to contact or rubbing of the rear portion of a foot heel with the inner portion of footwear. The device is composed of a thin, smooth, and flexible material with a low coefficient of friction. The material of the device is molded into different shapes and sizes to fit different portions of a shoe of any shape and size. The device may be attached temporarily or embedded permanently to the inner heel portion of the shoes, or socks of the user. The device may also be used in any article of clothing or protective covering to reduce the effects of friction. Disclosed herein are various methods of attaching or affixing the device to the inner heel portion of the shoes, socks, and any other article of clothing or protective covering. Also, disclosed is a method to hold the device in place without using any kind of adhesive material on the device itself. The device avoids formation of blisters, calluses, and other irritations caused due to friction between any external garment or surface such as a shoe and the part of the body such surfaces come in contact with. In addition to reducing the effects of friction, this device also acts as a very tough yet comfortable physical barrier between the body and an external garment or surface such as a shoe; doing so this device protects the skin from any physical irritants, e.g. sharp edges and points in the shoe.
Owner:IQBAL HASAN

Liquid Crystal Display Device

A liquid crystal display device includes: a liquid crystal panel which includes a liquid crystal layer and a pair of resilient substrates which sandwiches the liquid crystal layer therebetween; and a curving holding means (a lower frame, an upper frame, a plurality of bolts, and a plurality of nuts) which clamps an outer peripheral portion of the liquid crystal panel from a front surface and a back surface of the liquid crystal panel so as to hold the liquid crystal panel in a state that the liquid crystal panel is curved in one direction, wherein a clamping force applied to a non-curved outer peripheral portion of the liquid crystal panel by the curving holding means is set larger than a clamping force applied to a curved outer peripheral portion of the liquid crystal panel by the curving holding means.
Owner:PANASONIC LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY CO LTD +1
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