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Driver circuits deliver diverse features for solid-state lighting applications (MAGAZINE)

Arguably the driver circuit is as important as the LEDs in terms of how well a solid-state lighting (SSL) system performs. Our collection here shows the diversity of the available ICs, even including a couple of AC-LED driver ICs along with the more traditional...

SIL/LED Japan will examine epitaxy to SSL applications (MAGAZINE)

Ella Shum and Manami Konishi report on plans for the October Yokohama conference that will focus on the SSL industry looking beyond lumens per watt as LED technology matures. The original version of this article can be found...

SSL technologies unlock potential for services and systems (MAGAZINE)

The convergence of smart building and connected lighting technologies will bring developers, designers, and customers together to achieve a brighter future, says Jes Munk Hansen, president and CEO, Osram Sylvania. The original version of this article can be found...

Global lighting event highlights LEDs, tunable lighting, and controls (MAGAZINE)

The massive Light+Building fair revealed a seemingly unlimited variation in lighting product designs, but Maury Wright reports that the common themes that ran through the exhibits centered on efficient SSL sources, more innovative lighting including tunable features,...

SIL program spans LED technology to the breadth of emerging SSL applications (MAGAZINE)

Quality of light was the predominant theme at Strategies in Light, reports Maury Wright, but the 2014 conference reflected a maturation of LED technology with speakers addressing a broad scope of topics, including new ways to approach the lighting market and...

Philips Lumileds CEO moves to expand breadth of LED offerings (MAGAZINE)

Ella Shum interviews Philips Lumileds CEO Pierre Yves Lesaicherre, asking tough questions about the increasingly competitive LED market, Lumileds’ plans for the future, and the challenge of serving a vertically-integrated lighting manufacturer and the commercial...