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Seoul Semiconductor, a global leader and innovator of LED products and technology, exhibited its new SunLike Series LEDs, the world´s first LED to produce light that closely matches the spectrum of natural sunlight, at the recent Professional Lighting Design Conference (PLDC), held in Paris, France from Nov. 1 â 4. The new LED technology, first unveiled in Frankfurt, Germany in June of this year, is generating interest from many global lighting companies, who are developing new lighting products using SunLike Series LEDs.
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Seoul Semiconductor co-host of the opening event of PLDC in Paris, France. Yo Cho, director of Seoul Semiconductor´s Lighting Divison explaining revolutionary SunLike Technology. (Photo: Business Wire)
New products from leading lighting designers powered by Seoul Semiconductorâs SunLike LED technology were on display at PLDC 2017, which attracted more than 2000 attendees. A number of these companies signaled their intention to launch these new SunLike-powered lighting products in the market.
The director of Seoul Semiconductor´s Lighting Divison, Mr. Yo Cho, was invited as a keynote speaker at the PLDCâs opening event, where he presented SunLike Series LED technology. âBecause the SunLike Series LEDs are designed to deliver light that closely matches sunlightâs natural spectrum, they provide an optimized light source that maximizes the benefits of natural light,â said Mr. Cho. âThus, the colors and texture of objects can be viewed more accurately, as they would be seen under natural sunlight.â
According to Dr. Kibum Nam, Head of Seoulâs R&D Center and Chief Technology Officer , âSunLike Series LEDs have the potential to drive a revolution in lighting âovercoming the limits of artificial light sources by implementing light closer to the natural spectrum of sunlight. Seoul will open a new era of natural spectrum lighting with the launch of more SunLike LED technology.â
SunLike Series natural spectrum LEDs may also play a key role in minimizing the negative effects of artificial lighting. While conventional LED technology produces light with a pronounced blue âspikeâ in its spectral output, SunLike LEDs implement a more uniform spectrum that more closely matches natural sunlight, lowering this blue light spike. Some recent research indicates that this blue light spike may produce negative effects when viewed for prolonged periods of time during night-time hours, potentially interfering with natural human biorhythms. By employing new light sources powered by SunLike Series LEDs, lighting designers will be able to deliver a healthier light experience.
Interest in the link between light sources and human health is higher than ever before, as evidenced by the winners of this yearâs Nobel Prize in Physiology, Professor Jeffrey C. Hall, University of Maine; Professor Michael Morris Rosbach, Brandeis University; and Professor Michael Young, Rockefeller University. These researchers are credited with seminal discoveries about the cellular mechanisms for circadian biology.
The SunLike Series natural spectrum LEDs are available from Seoul Semiconductor. To learn more about the SunLike Series natural spectrum LEDs, please visit: http://www.seoulsemicon.com/en/technology/Sunlike/
About Seoul Semiconductor:
Seoul Semiconductor develops and commercializes light emitting diodes (LEDs) for automotive, general illumination, specialty lighting, and backlighting markets. As the fourth-largest LED manufacturer globally, Seoul Semiconductor holds more than 12,000 patents, offers a wide range of technologies, and mass produces innovative LED products such as SunLike â delivering the worldâs best light quality in a next-generation LED enabling human-centric lighting optimized for circadian rhythms; Wicop â a simpler structured package-free LED which provides market leading color uniformity, cost savings at the fixture level with high lumen density and allows design flexibility; NanoDriver Series â Worldâs Smallest 24W DC LED Drivers; Acrich, the world´s first high-voltage AC-driven LED technology developed in 2005, includes all AC LED-related technologies from chip to module and circuit fabrication, as well as multi-junction technology (MJT); and nPola, a new LED product based on GaN-substrate technology that achieves over ten times the output of conventional LEDs. UCD constitutes a high color gamut display which delivers over 90 % NTSC.
For more information about Seoul Semiconductor, please visit http://www.seoulsemicon.com
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