Sentences with phrase «emitting diodes for»

Worthy research objectives include improved fuel cells, solar power, light - emitting diodes for lighting, intelligent buildings, carbon sequestration, advanced nuclear power, superconducting transmission lines, cellulosic biofuels, geothermal power, batteries and other energy storage technologies, super-efficient vehicles, and smart electricity grids.

The light - emitting diodes for the high and low beams have been placed above and below the strip - shaped daytime running lights, which are specially actuated to serve as indicators.

Another high - end solution on board the new A8 is the full LED headlights, which use light emitting diodes for all light functions.

One highlight of the R8 GT are the standard LED headlights, which use light - emitting diodes for all functions.

The Fellows Prize selection committee selected Sergei Tretiak in part for his development of organic light - emitting diodes for flexible displays, organic lasers, light - harvesting energy devices, and other important technologies.

Not exact matches

While TV purists take solace in the emergence of organic light - emitting diode (OLED) TV displays, plasma takes its place among Betamax, HD - DVD, Sega and other arguably superior formats that eventually lost out to consumer demands for convenience and a low price.

With more than 225 employees in three countries, Lumenpulse works with architects, electrical engineers and lighting designers to develop specification light - emitting diode, or LED, lighting for commercial, institutional and urban applications.

The screen uses a technology called POLED, which stands for «plastic organic light emitting diodes,» and some users have been complaining about its dull color reproduction and alleged blue tint.

The world's largest smartphone maker is creating two models using organic light - emitting diode (OLED) screens for 2017 in modest quantities to test market reaction, the Korean tech site ET News reported on Thursday citing anonymous sources.

Fujifilm Corporation and nano - electronics research institute imec have demonstrated full - color organic light - emitting diodes (OLED) by using their jointly - developed photoresist technology for organic semiconductors, a technology...

LED (light emitting diode) lamps for automotive applications seem to be taking off like a wildfire lately with even some of the least expensive econo - boxes sporting this high - tech...

In recent months, state agencies have been approving millions of dollars in grants and loans for tech parks outside of Utica and Buffalo to help them attract manufacturers from the semiconductor industry, which covers everything from computer chips to solar panels and light emitting diodes.

The innovative thing about OLEDs (for organic light - emitting diodes) is that lots of tiny OLEDs can be «printed» onto a single big sheet, allowing engineers to make a digital display that uses less power than a plasma screen and offers higher contrast, a wider range of viewing angles, and richer colors than an LCD screen.

The research group there included one of us (Nakamura), who had just received the Millennium Technology Prize for creating the first light - emitting diodes (LEDs) that emit bright blue light.

Isamu Akasaki, Hiroshi Amano and Shuji Nakamura won the 2014 physics prize for the invention of the blue light — emitting diode

A light - emitting - diode replacement for 100 - watt bulbs is expected to reach market this year; dimmer LEDs are already available.

«For years, people were just throwing away that base current, and it was dissipated as heat,» says Holonyak, who invented the first practical light - emitting diode 44 years ago.

The technique could be used as a detection sensor for hydrogen or oxygen gases as well as for property controls of organic semiconductors and organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs).

In cooperation with Dr. Peter Schmidt of Philips Technologie GmbH in Aachen, a team of researchers led by Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schnick, who holds the Chair of Inorganic Solid - State Chemistry at LMU Munich, has developed a new material for application in light - emitting diodes (LEDs).

Isamu Akasaki, Hiroshi Amano and Shuji Nakamura were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for «the invention of efficient blue light - emitting diodes, which has enabled bright and energy - saving white light sources.»

As a result, light - emitting diodes (LEDs) have become the light source of choice for the foreseeable future.

For example, light - emitting diodes, as they become more power efficient, are rapidly replacing conventional light bulbs.

Polymers that are well - suited for use in organic light - emitting diodes play a central role in the new research findings.

For humans, the most worrisome insights revealed by the atlas are the effects of an ongoing shift to light - emitting diodes — LEDs — as sources of outdoor light over older incandescent illumination.

There was the 15 - year - old who invented a better test for pancreatic cancer, the 18 - year - old who presented his second nuclear reactor design, and the 13 - year - old who strung flickering light - emitting diodes around his family's livestock to keep the lions away.

Light - emitting diodes (LEDs) made from semiconductor materials are already used in traffic lights because they last for years and use a fifth of the electricity of normal light bulbs, but they tend to emit blue light that must be converted to white, an inefficient process.

Light - emitting diode (LED) streetlights often draw moths and other insects into small areas at night, setting a buffet for nocturnal predators, but certain aspects of the lights themselves might be rendering insects vulnerable in even more sinister ways, new research suggests.

As it thins to the atomic limit, it becomes fluorescent, making it useful for optoelectronics, such as light - emitting diodes, or light - absorbing devices, such as solar cells.

The approach would involve combining light - emitting diodes (LEDs) with a superconductor to generate entangled photons and could open up a rich spectrum of new physics as well as devices for quantum technologies, including quantum computers and quantum communication.

Smartphones and tablet computers use organic light - emitting diode (OLED) technology to produce images and manufacturers are experimenting with thinner and flexible material for use in new products — like fabrics or windows.

Even as the 2014 Nobel Prize in Physics has enshrined light emitting diodes (LEDs) as the single most significant and disruptive energy - efficient lighting solution of today, scientists around the world continue unabated to search for the even - better - bulbs of tomorrow.

And they may enable a new generation of brighter, low - power, low - cost lighting devices that could challenge the dominance of light - emitting diodes (LEDs) in the future and help meet society's ever - escalating demand for greener bulbs.

The upper left electron microscope image shows spaghetti - shaped organic polymers now used for organic light - emitting diodes, or OLEDs.

So, does it make sense to replace less - efficient bulbs with the latest light - emitting diodes now, or should you wait for future improvements and even lower costs?

One problem in developing more efficient organic LED light bulbs and displays for TVs and phones is that much of the light is polarized in one direction and thus trapped within the light - emitting diode, or LED.

Images of molecules for light - emitting diodes on the left are compared with similar shaped pasta on the right.

These findings have implications for the use of conjugated polymers in light - emitting diode displays and sensors.

The new method should reduce the time nano manufacturing firms spend in trial - and - error searches for materials to make electronic devices such as solar cells, organic transistors and organic light - emitting diodes.

This novel technique and the information it provides have significant implications for future transport property manipulation in electronic devices featuring organic molecules, such as solar cells and light - emitting diodes.

To make the technique practical for use in people, the researchers are developing a light - emitting diode in the form of a cuff that would go around the nerve, which could be connected to a miniature battery pack under the skin.

Tomato growers are looking to light - emitting diodes (LEDs), favored for their energy - saving potential, as an alternative to high - pressure sodium lamps (HPS) in greenhouse operations.

So for their current study, Bao's team decided to send the electronic pulses coming from the touch sensors to a light emitting diode, which converted them into a stream of pulses of blue light.

Blue light - emitting diodes have long been sought for full - colour displays.

When the 2014 Nobel Prize in physics was awarded this October to three Japanese - born scientists for the invention of blue light emitting diodes (LEDs), the prize committee declared LED lamps would light the 21st century.

His comments followed a court - mediated, $ 8 million settlement of a suit against his former employer for a share of the enormous profits generated by his breakthrough development of a blue light - emitting diode (LED) and work on blue semiconductor lasers.

He and fellow Japanese Hiroshi Amano and Isamu Akasaki shared 2014's physics award for developing a blue light - emitting diode (LED), which was at the center at a bitter patent dispute more than a decade ago at about the time Nakamura left Japan.

Demonstration projects slated for the Charlottesville area next year include the installation of light - emitting diode street lights and batteries to store power from photovoltaic panels.

In a bargain your coupon - clipping aunt would love, researchers have discovered a way to get four times as much light from state - of - the - art light emitting diodes (LEDs) for the same amount of energy.

The new system, which was developed by the MOD's Defence Research Agency in conjunction with Pearpoint, a Hampshire company, has a light source made up from several hundred light - emitting diodes, of the type used singly in the remote control units for televisions or video recorders.

1.4 - Meter Organic LED TV Sets to Be Unveiled at Consumer Tech Extravaganza For years manufacturers have tantalized consumers with the promise of organic light - emitting diode (OLED) televisions capable of delivering more brilliant colors (including deeper blacks), and greater levels of contrast and brightness than any other television screen