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Epistar Files Us Patent Infringement Lawsuit Against Adamax

Sep 6, 2016

Epistar Corp of Hsinchu Science-based Industrial Park, Taiwan (the world's largest manufacturer of LED epiwafers and chips) has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Adamax Inc (trading as Newhouse Lighting) in the US District Court ...

Tags: Epistar, Lawsuit, Adamax

Transfer Printing of Optically Pumped III-V Device on Silicon-on-Insulator

Jun 30, 2016

Ghent University/IMEC in Belgium and X-Celeprint in Ireland/USA claim "the first III-V optoelectronic components transfer printed on and coupled to a silicon photonic integrated circuit" [Andreas De Groote et al, Optics Express, vol24, ...

Tags: III-V optoelectronic, silicon photonic

Current Status of Phosphorescent Organic Light-Emitting Devices

Feb 17, 2016

Organic light-emitting devices (OLEDs) have arrived. The unsurpassed visual performance and slim form factors of OLED products have been warmly welcomed by consumers. You can find glass-based AMOLED (active-matrix OLED) displays in a range ...

Tags: Light-Emitting Devices, Lighting, OLED products

UCLA Study Finds Multilayer MoS2 as Potential New LED Material

Nov 19, 2015

Over the last decade, advances in the technology of light-emitting diodes, or LEDs, have helped to improve the performance of devices ranging from television and computer screens to flashlights. As the uses for LEDs expand, scientists ...

Tags: LEDs, MoS2, LED Material

CNSI at UCLA Demonstrated The First Electroluminescence From MoS2

Jul 27, 2015

The California NanoSystems Institute (CNSI) at University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) has demonstrated the first electroluminescence from multi-layer molybdenum disulphide (MoS2), which could lead to a new class of materials for making ...

Tags: electronics, semiconductor, Molybdenum disulfide

A Florida State University Researcher Is Tackling a New and Inventive Way

Feb 26, 2014

A Florida State University researcher is tackling a new and inventive way to slow down and perhaps prevent preterm labor. The solution A pair of goggles. Specifically, Associate Professor James Olcese is developing goggles - he's ...

Tags: Preterm Labor, pregnancy, light emitting device, goggle

UCLA Features a New Design Made with OLEDs

Oct 24, 2013

A recent development from the Engineers at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) features a new design made with OLEDs. The new technology allows for the OLEDs to be more flexible and stretchable. Source: Newsroom UCLA ...

Tags: OLED, Lights, Lighting

Highly-Flexible OLED Light Source Is Developed by Japanese Researchers

Aug 2, 2013

A Japanese research group developed a sheet-like OLED light source that functions even after being crumpled. The group is led by Takao Someya, professor at the School of Engineering, the University of Tokyo. The minimum bending radius and ...

Tags: OLED Light, LED, Lighting

A Company in Texas Is Suing Apple Over Alleged Infringement of Patents

Oct 16, 2012

A company in Texas is suing Apple over alleged infringement of patents that cover pulse-width modulation control of LEDs. Elsewhere, Cooper has filed another lawsuit against Cree and Ruud, and Relume has filed suits against ...

Tags: led patent

The LIFX Light Bulb Hopes to Accelerate LED Bulb Technology

Sep 18, 2012

A new Kickstarter project created by Phil Bosua following six months of work on dozens of prototypes is aiming to reinvent a technology that essentially hasn't changed very much in the last 100 years: the light bulb. Sure, we've all ...

Tags: LED Bulb

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