LEDs are the lights of the present and the future. Though we still utilize HMI, tungsten and other lighting technologies, LEDs keep gaining momentum and are on sets everywhere. They have evolved into ...

Sunnyvale, Calif. — Maxim Integrated Products has introduced a high-efficiency driver for white light-emitting diodes (WLEDs). The MAX8790 targets large LCDs that use an array of LEDs as a light ...

Allegro Microsystems developed the A6262 since 2009. The A6262 is a four-channel LED array driver or a programmable current regulator that uses linear operation. A 100 mA current output is provided to ...

BAERO North America introduced its ARONDO LED product line during the recent National Grocers Association show in Las Vegas. According to company officials, the ARONDO LED is the most powerful track ...

Date Announced: 25 Jan 2007 Randolph, Vermont – LEDdynamics Inc., a leading manufacturer of constant current drivers for Light Emitting Diodes, announces a driver module to power large LED arrays in ...

Billerica, Mass., and Sunnyvale, Calif. -- Luminus Devices, Inc., a global manufacturer of high-performance LEDs and solid-state light sources, announced today the launch of the XNOVA Sensus LED™ ...

UK researchers make the world's largest grid of miniature LEDs. Researchers at Strathclyde University's Institute of Photonics in the UK claim to have fabricated the largest array of gallium nitride ...

In 2021 the Rogers Group developed what was said to be the first fully implantable, programmable, wireless, battery-free ...

You’re undoubtedly familiar with the clip-on blood oxygen sensor and meter that uses a pair of LEDs and a photosensor. This non-intrusive transmissive-light device—which took decades to develop, ...

I’m constantly amazed by the way one thing seems to lead to another; also, how things you would assume to be totally disparate oftentimes turn out to be interrelated in weird and wonderful ways. Yes.

LEDs are a wonderful technology. You put in a little bit of power, and you get out a wonderful amount of light. They’re efficient, cheap, and plentiful. We use them for so much! What you might not ...