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How will blue LEDs change the face of the world?
This year's Nobel Prize for Physics was awarded to a group of three Japanese scientists for the invention of blue LED bulbs.
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New breakthrough in LED innovation
Researchers at Princeton University have made a significant breakthrough in improving the brightness and efficiency of LEDs.
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Mexico patent technology for data transmission with LED light
Mexico will be the first African country to use data transmission technology with light emitting from LEDs at speeds up to 10Gb / s.
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They bring the idea of helping the LEDs increase their brightness
By simulating the light-emitting structure of fireflies, researchers have created LEDs that are 55% brighter.
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T8 Series LED lamps save power and brightness
Despite being very popular nowadays, fluorescent lamps are still unpopular with cold, bluish, often blinking and emit sound over time.
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The future for commercial LEDs
New advances in transistor technology can help create LEDs that provide a large light source at an affordable price.
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Technology to help the wearer does not get lost
GPS positioning technology has become familiar in life. GPS appears in the car, in the smartphone, and now is in the ... sleeve.
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Graphene: a new key to LED technology
By applying graphene materials with the advantage of good thermal conductivity, researchers - including the participation of Vietnamese people - have opened new steps fo…
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Panasonic: LED lights use solar energy
Panasonic Corporation (Japan) said its technical team has developed a large-capacity LED powered by solar energy.
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New ultra-small LEDs can inject into the brain
This technology helps scientists learn how the brain works, thereby finding new treatments for brain disorders.
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Illuminated books
Designed from rigid book covers, the LEDs called Lumino are really fancy. Lights are not connected by wire to the power source should be quite flexible.
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Gravity lights
About 1.5 billion people in the world have to light with kerosene lamps, both fire and environmentally friendly.
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Lights from plastic
The Wake Forest University team in the US has successfully developed a new type of glow lamp that can replace fluorescent lamps.
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Fabricated LEDs from fireflies
Korean scientists have simulated the light structure in the lower abdomen of fireflies to improve the lens of the LED to lower the price of the product.
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Intelligent lights controlled by telephone
Philips has introduced a new light, connected to the broadband network, allowing iPhones users to change the color and brightness of their lights with an application on…