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Annual Review of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Volume 7, 2016

Status of Solid State Lighting Product Development and Future Trends for General Illumination

Abstract

After decades of research and development on fabrication of efficient light-emitting diodes (LEDs) throughout the visible spectrum, LED-based lighting has reached unparalleled performance with respect to energy efficiency and has become the light source for virtually all new lighting products being designed today. The development of the core light sources and their subsequent integration into lighting systems continue to present unique challenges and opportunities for product designers. We review these systems and the current development status, as well as provide context for the trends in solid state lighting that are leading to the development of value-added lighting solutions that extend the domain of lighting beyond light generation, into fields as diverse as communications, healthcare, and agricultural production.

Keyword(s): Internet of Things, lamps, LED, light-emitting diode, luminaires, solid state lighting
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Status of Solid State Lighting Product Development and Future Trends for General Illumination
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