Abstract:
A light-emitting diode (LED) module and an LED packaging method. As the LED module is packaged under the consideration of candela distribution, each of the lead frames of the LED chips packaged in the LED module is bended for tilting the LED chips by different angles to exhibit various lighting effects. Meanwhile, in the LED packaging method, a plurality of LED chips can be loaded on board rapidly and aligned by one operation to result in less deviation in the candela distribution curve.
Abstract:
An LED package structure includes: a carrier; at least a first protruding portion and a plurality of electrical contacts formed on the carrier; a plurality of LED chips disposed on the first protruding portion and on the carrier in a region free from the first protruding portion, respectively; a plurality of bonding wires electrically connecting theLED chips and the electrical contacts; and a phosphor covering the LED chips, the electrical contacts and the bonding wires. The LED chips are disposed at different heights so as to allow the portions of the phosphor on the LED chips to have different thicknesses and thus generate light with different color temperatures.
Abstract:
A light source device is disclosed, which involves forming a plurality of carrier planes on a substrate with at least one of the carrier planes forming an angle relative to the substrate, and respectively mounting LEDs on the carrier planes and electrically connecting the LEDs with the carrier planes so as to obtain a preferred light distribution effect, thereby eliminating the need of additional light control element in the prior art and enhancing light emitting efficiency of the light source device.
Abstract:
An LED includes a first intermetallic layer, a first metal thin film layer, an LED chip, a substrate, a second metal thin film layer, and a second intermetallic layer. The first metal thin film layer is located on the first intermetallic layer. The LED chip is located on the first metal thin film layer. The second metal thin film layer is located on the substrate. The second intermetallic layer is located on the second metal thin film layer, and the first intermetallic layer is located on the second intermetallic layer. Materials of the first and the second metal thin film layer are selected from a group consisting of Au, Ag, Cu, and Ni. Materials of the intermetallic layers are selected from a group consisting of a Cu—In—Sn intermetallics, an Ni—In—Sn intermetallics, an Ni—Bi intermetallics, an Au—In intermetallics, an Ag—In intermetallics, an Ag—Sn intermetallics, and an Au—Bi intermetallics.
Abstract:
A light-permeating cover board structure includes a first light-permeating board having a light-permeating substrate and a frame formed on the light-permeating substrate, wherein a first recess portion is defined by the frame and the light-permeating substrate; a first fluorescent material filled in the first recess portion; and a second light-permeating board disposed on the first light-permeating board and covering the first fluorescent material in the first recess portion. Therefore, the first light-permeating board and the second light-permeating board prevent the first fluorescent material from contacting moisture.
Abstract:
A method of manufacturing a light emitting diode (LED) package includes disposing at least one LED chip on a first surface of a lead frame, and the LED chip is connected to the lead frame. At least one heat dissipation area corresponding to the LED chip is defined on a second surface of the lead frame. A thermal conductive material is disposed in the heat dissipation area. The thermal conductive material directly comes into contact with the lead frame. A solidification process is performed to solidify the thermal conductive material and form a plurality of heat dissipation blocks. The heat dissipation blocks directly come into contact with the lead frame, and the solidification process is performed at a temperature substantially lower than 300° C.
Abstract:
A light source device is disclosed, which involves forming a plurality of carrier planes on a substrate with at least one of the carrier planes forming an angle relative to the substrate, and respectively mounting LEDs on the carrier planes and electrically connecting the LEDs with the carrier planes so as to obtain a preferred light distribution effect, thereby eliminating the need of additional light control element in the prior art and enhancing light emitting efficiency of the light source device.
Abstract:
An improved lamp fixture with anti-glare function is disclosed, which comprises: a lamp; a light source; and a light-control unit, composed of a semi-Fresnel microstructure and a light-control microstructure; wherein the light source and the light-control unit are mounted on the lamp; and the semi-Fresnel microstructure is used for diffusing/collimating light of the light source while the light-control microstructure is used for controlling the resulting lighting angle. With the aforesaid lamp fixture, not only glare can be prevented, but also uniformity of the lamp fixture is improved.
Abstract:
An illumination device of flexible lighting angle is disclosed, which comprises: at least a directional light source, capable of emanating a light as it is electrically conducted to a control circuit while enabling the light angle of the light discharged therefrom to be adjustable; and a light guide cover, for receiving the at least one directional light source, having a light-control microstructure formed thereon while enabling the same to be further composed of a plurality of reflective/refractive microsurfaces. By adjusting the light-emitting angle of the directional light source for directing the discharged light to shine on different reflective/refractive microsurfaces of the light-control microstructure where it is reflected/refracted and discharged out of the light guide cover, the angle of the light being discharged out of the light guide cover is varied.
Abstract:
An LED package structure and a method of fabricating the same. The LED package structure includes: a package unit including a submount with a cavity, and a light emitting chip disposed in the cavity; a first light-pervious element disposed in the cavity; a multi-layered dam structure concentrically disposed on the first light-pervious element or around a rim of the cavity; a first light-pervious packaging material filled in the dam structure; and a second light-pervious element that combines with the dam structure. Accordingly, the multi-layered dam structure provides an advantage of eliminating gaps and overcomes the problem resulting from the uneven thickness of the first light-pervious packaging material used in the prior technique, thereby ensuring high illumination efficiency and enhanced airtightness.