759 results about "Green led" patented technology

The present invention discloses a light source of full color LED (light emitted diode) by using die bond and packaging technology. A first mono-color LED chip with reflective metal on the bottom and transparent metal-oxide on the top of the chip is bonded on the PC board by thermal or ultrasonic die bond. A second mono-color LED chip with reflective metal on both sides is bonded in cascade on the first LED chip by thermal or ultrasonic die bond. The first LED chip emits light through the transparent metal-oxide to mix with the second LED light such that a different color light will obtain. The reflective metal reflects all the light to enforce the light intensity. In near field application, a red, a blue and a green LED are die bond in cascade to get a white light or full color light. In far field application, a yellow and a blue LED are die bond in cascade on the PC board, in its side is another cascaded die bond of a red and a green LED to get a white light or full color light.

An LED light-mixing package providing white light has at least a red LED chip, at least a blue LED chip, at least a green LED chip, and pluralities of diffuser particles distributed in a sealing member that covers the LED chips, or integrate a lens. The diffuser particles scatter light emitted from the LED chips in the sealing member so that light is mixed and the LED light-mixing package produces white light.

A white light LED assembly has at least two kinds of light-emitting units. The units can be a white light-emitting unit composed of red, green and blue LEDs, a white light-emitting unit composed of a blue and yellowish-green LEDs, a white light-emitting unit composed of a blue LED and yellow phosphor, or a white light-emitting units composed of UV LED and red, green and blue phosphors. The white light LED assembly according to the present invention has satisfactory efficiency and color rendering property as well as flexible phosphor usage.

A full-color flexible light source device is disclosed. The device includes a plurality of light source units each comprises a red LED, a green LED, and a blue LED arranged in the shape of a triangle. Each of the R, G, and B LEDs is a bare chip and the R, G, and B LEDs are encapsulated as a C.O.B. type RGB light source unit. The device is able to emit a uniform light. Also, the device has an increased tensile strength and flexibility as well as has waterproof and vibration-proof features. In other embodiments, the device is encapsulated by elongated, flexible, parallelepiped inner and outer fixing members or formed on a strip.

In a portable biological information monitor apparatus, a pulse wave detection signal obtained by light emission from a green LED and a body motion detection signal obtained by light emission from an infrared LED are detected as biological information. This biological information is analyzed to compute various barometers. In a wake normal mode of a set generation mode, body motion and pulse are calculated as wake evaluation barometers for evaluation of a test subject's status in wake. In a wake steady state motion mode, body motion, pulse, and pitch are calculated as motion evaluation barometers for evaluation of the test subject's status in steady state motion. In a sleep mode, body motion, pulse, and autonomic nervous function are calculated as sleep evaluation barometers for evaluation of the test subject's status in sleep. Necessary barometers are thereby generated regardless of the test subject's action using the portable monitor apparatus alone.

A full-color flexible light source device is disclosed. The device includes a plurality of light source units each comprises a red LED, a green LED, and a blue LED arranged in the shape of a triangle. Each of the R, G, and B LEDs is a bare chip and the R, G, and B LEDs are encapsulated as a C.O.B. type RGB light source unit. The device is able to emit a uniform light. Also, the device has an increased tensile strength and flexibility as well as has waterproof and vibration-proof features. In other embodiments, the device is encapsulated by elongated, flexible, parallelepiped inner and outer fixing members or formed on a strip.

Disclosed herein is a color LED driver, which is capable of being implemented by a compact structure without a feedback structure and accompanying a small size and low cost, by directly connecting a negative temperature coefficient (NTC) thermistor to a driving current path of a color LED applied to an LCD backlight to compensate a characteristic variation of the LED due to a variation in a temperature. The color LED driver includes a driving constant voltage source 100 which supplies a predetermined driving constant voltage VD; a driving circuit 200 which converts the driving constant voltage VD of the driving constant voltage source 100 into a plurality of driving currents, for driving color LEDs, the plurality of driving currents including red LED driving current Ird, green LED driving current Igd and blue LED driving current Ibd; a temperature compensation unit 300 which compensates variations in the red LED driving current Ird and the green LED driving current Igd due to a variation in a temperature, among the plurality of driving currents from the driving circuit 200; and an LED unit 400 including a plurality of color LEDs which are turned on by the driving currents from the temperature compensation circuit 300 and the driving current from the driving circuit 200.

A light source apparatus is provided with a prismoidal light source housing having a first inclined surface formed of a dichroic mirror which transmits light of a wavelength less than 600 nm and reflects light of a wavelength of 600 nm or more, a second inclined surface opposed to the first inclined surface and formed of a dichroic mirror which transmits light of a wavelength of 600 nm or more and reflects a light of a wavelength less than 600 nm, green LEDs and blue LEDs are arranged on an external surface of the first inclined surface, and red LEDs which are arranged on an external surface of the second inclined surface.

A number of red LEDs, green LEDs, and blue LEDs are mounted on one surface of a polygonal flexible multilayer substrate. The LEDs are connected in series according to color. A red feeder terminal, a green feeder terminal, a blue feeder terminal, and a common terminal are provided on each of at least three sides of the periphery of the flexible multilayer substrate. Circuit patterns for connecting LEDs at the high-potential end of the red, green, and blue series-connected LEDs respectively to the red feeder terminals, green feeder terminals, and blue feeder terminals are provided to the flexible multilayer substrate. Also, a circuit pattern for connecting LEDs at the low-potential end of the red, green, and blue series-connected LEDs all to the common terminals is provided to the flexible multilayer substrate.

The invention is an electronically processed single-step test device for detecting the presence of a preselected analyte in a fluid. The device includes a hollow rectangular outer casing, disposed within co-joined upper and lower sections of the casing are assay material, an electronic processing system, and a LCD display. The LCD display is observable through a viewing window. The assay material is a sorptive material including a fluid sample application region in the form of a sample wick in fluid communication with a test strip. The test strip includes an analyte capture region adjacent to a light shield. The electronic processing system includes red and green LEDs which are alternately pulsed or energized over predetermined periods of time to determine if fluid test results show a marker or markers in the capture region indicative of the presence of a preselected analyte in the fluid. If so, Yes+ is displayed on the LCD. If not, No− is displayed on the LCD.

The invention is an electronically processed single-step test device for detecting the presence of a preselected analyte in a fluid. The device includes a hollow rectangular outer casing, disposed within co-joined upper and lower sections of the casing are assay material, an electronic processing system, and a LCD display. The LCD display is observable through a viewing window. The assay material is a sorptive material including a fluid sample application region in the form of a sample wick in fluid communication with a test strip. The test strip includes an analyte capture region adjacent to a light shield. The electronic processing system includes red and green LEDs which are alternately pulsed or energized over predetermined periods of time to determine if fluid test results show a marker or markers in the capture region indicative of the presence of a preselected analyte in the fluid. If so, Yes+ is displayed on the LCD. If not, No− is displayed on the LCD.

A number of red LEDs, green LEDs, and blue LEDs are mounted on one surface of a polygonal flexible multilayer substrate. The LEDs are connected in series according to color. A red feeder terminal, a green feeder terminal, a blue feeder terminal, and a common terminal are provided on each of at least three sides of the periphery of the flexible multilayer substrate. Circuit patterns for connecting LEDs at the high-potential end of the red, green, and blue series-connected LEDs respectively to the red feeder terminals, green feeder terminals, and blue feeder terminals are provided to the flexible multilayer substrate. Also, a circuit pattern for connecting LEDs at the low-potential end of the red, green, and blue series-connected LEDs all to the common terminals is provided to the flexible multilayer substrate.

An LED display unit disclosed. A plurality of pixels are provided on an insulation substrate. Each pixel comprises vertically arranged green, red, and blue LEDs, wherein the green LED is above the red LED, and the blue LED is below the red LED. Each pixel is positioned in a corresponding one of cavities defined in a predetermined pattern on the insulation substrate, and each cavity provides a light reflection surface on the inner wall.

A light-emitting diode (LED)-based solid-state device comprises a color mixing mechanism to dynamically change the correlated color temperature (CCT) of a white light. With different lumen proportions for white phosphor-coated LEDs and integrated red and green LEDs, the light mixtures can be located in any one of eight CCT quadrangles. In practice, CCTs of a white-light can be tuned in a continuous manner. Because all the possible light mixtures on the chromaticity diagram correspond to a line segment that overlays the Planckian locus within the eight CCT tolerance quadrangles, the effect of LED intensity fluctuations that may put the mixture out of white light region is reduced. Also, because the two additional LEDs that mix with the white phosphor-coated LEDs contribute to the overall spectral power distribution (SPD) that substantially matches the SPD of standard illuminants, a CRI of 80 can be reached.