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Turning on Solid‐State Fluorescence with Light
Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 2018AbstractA bioinspired fluorophore that is analogous to the substrate in the bioluminescence of fireflies was prepared and reacts when exposed to weak blue LED light. Upon excitation, this material is photodecarboxylated with a nearly 81‐fold enhancement of the solid‐state emission, the fluorescence quantum yield of the product in solution is ...
Stefan Schramm +5 more
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Solid-state acoustoelectric light scanner
IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices, 1967Light-emitting p-n junctions are scanned by an acoustic domain traveling at sound velocity in CdS at room temperature. The light elements are heterojunctions formed by depositing p-Cu2S on n-CdS. The acoustic domain is generated in CdS by applying a bias electric field which gives the electrons a drift velocity greater than the shear sound velocity ...
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Solid-State Lighting Technology in a Nutshell
2012Solid-state lighting (SSL) is the most promising energy saving solution for future lighting applications. SSL is digital and multi-scaled in nature: SSL is based on the semiconductor-based LED and its packaging technology. The LED module can be obtained by cooperation of electronic devices.
Yuan, C.A. +3 more
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IEEE Transactions on Industry and General Applications, 1965
Solid-state lighting control will offer a great variety of both conventional and unique control capabilities to the lighting designer. Among these are feedback dimming, soft start, snap on, magnetic tape and optical programming, and frequency inversion. Special design considerations are voltage and current surges, audible hum, and radio noise.
Phillip R. Herrick, E. Keith Howell
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Solid-state lighting control will offer a great variety of both conventional and unique control capabilities to the lighting designer. Among these are feedback dimming, soft start, snap on, magnetic tape and optical programming, and frequency inversion. Special design considerations are voltage and current surges, audible hum, and radio noise.
Phillip R. Herrick, E. Keith Howell
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Luminescent materials for solid-state lighting
Dalton Transactions, 2015Welcome to this Dalton Transactions themed issue on luminescent materials for solid-state lighting.
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IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices, 1971
Recent developments in the solid-state light valve promise a high-quality projection display. The heart of the solid-state light valve is a cathode-ray tube which operates with a modulated and scanning write beam depositing charge on an electrooptic crystal target. The charge pattern on the target causes optical changes which result in modulation of an
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Recent developments in the solid-state light valve promise a high-quality projection display. The heart of the solid-state light valve is a cathode-ray tube which operates with a modulated and scanning write beam depositing charge on an electrooptic crystal target. The charge pattern on the target causes optical changes which result in modulation of an
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Nanotechnology for solid-state lighting
2010 International Conference on Enabling Science and Nanotechnology (ESciNano), 2010Lighting has evolved over the last 150 years from the primordial use of fire, incandescence from filaments, to fluorescence and electrical discharge in gases. The use of each new material has led to the improvement in luminous efficacy by an order of magnitude.
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OLEDs for solid state lighting
2008 Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics, 2008Organic light emitting devices represent an exciting potential technology for solid state lighting. In this tutorial, key areas of progress in performance and low cost fabrication are described and compared to solid-state lighting needs.
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Is solid state the future of lighting?
SPIE Proceedings, 2004The rapid pace of solid state technological development over the past four decades has resulted in almost universal acceptance of the phrase "Moore's Law," whether it is used accurately to refer to the exponential increase in computer processor power or to refer to some more amorphous scope of rapid change.
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Clinical Utility of Solid Tumor Epigenetics
Medical Epigenetics, 2021Sevin Turcan, Julian Taranda
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