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US Scientists Have Created a Bright Efficient Area Light Source to Compete with OLEDs
Feb 4, 2013US scientists have created a bright efficient area light source to compete with fluorescent tubes and OLEDs, it is claimed. Developed at Wake Forest University of North Carolina, the field-induced polymer electroluminescent (FIPEL) is a ...
Tags: fluorescent tubes, OLED, light source
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US Scientists Have Created a Bright Efficient Area Light Source to Compete with OLEDs
Feb 4, 2013US scientists have created a bright efficient area light source to compete with fluorescent tubes and OLEDs, it is claimed. Developed at Wake Forest University of North Carolina, the field-induced polymer electroluminescent (FIPEL) is a ...
Tags: fluorescent tubes, OLED, light source
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Wake Forest Scientists Have Developed a Flicker-Free, Shatterproof Alternative
Dec 20, 2012Say goodbye to that annoying buzz created by overhead fluorescent light bulbs in your office or residence hall. Wake Forest scientists have developed a flicker-free, shatterproof alternative for large-scale lighting. The lighting, based ...
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US Academic Has Made a Breakthrough on Large-Scale Lighting Applications
Dec 12, 2012Lately, a US academic has made a breakthrough on a flicker-free, shatterproof, alternative light source for large-scale lighting applications. Dr David Carroll at Wake Forest University has utilized the technology based on Field-Induced ...
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Large-Scale Lighting has been developed by Wake Forest Scientists
Dec 6, 2012The lighting, based on field-induced polymer electroluminescent (FIPEL) technology, also gives off soft, white light – not the yellowish glint from fluorescents or bluish tinge from LEDs. "People often complain that fluorescent ...
Tags: FIPEL, field-induced polymer electroluminescent, lighting, LEDs
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US Researchers Develope a New Type of Lighting That Could Replace Compact Fluorescents
Dec 5, 2012US researchers claim to have developed a new type of lighting that could replace compact fluorescents. It is made from layers of plastic that is said to provide efficient lighting as well improved quality. The scientists behind it say ...
Tags: lighting, compact fluorescents, efficient lighting, new light source
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A US Academic Has Announced The Creation of Large-Scale Lighting Applications
Dec 5, 2012Wake Forest University professor David Carroll (right) works with student Greg Smith. Credit: Ken Bennett, Wake Forest University photographer A US academic has announced the creation of a flicker-free, shatterproof, alternative light ...
Tags: Fluorescents, Leds, light source, large-scale lighting