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The IC LED is not only more reliable

an innovative new chip that will be featured in SemiLEDs’ ultra high bright LED product portfolio. The IC? is the first product released in the I-core series of LEDs from SemiLEDs which are designed to provide further improvements in brightness, reliability and overall efficiency.

LED features a sleek new design with new electrodes convenient for wire bonding. The advantages of the IC? LED are realized in improved reliability which is delivered through the optimization of stress management for the chip at high current operation. The IC LED is not only more reliable, but significantly brighter as the creative robust design of the IC LED results in significantly improved light extraction.  The advantages of the IC LED are further emphasized through SemiLEDs’ patented and proprietary Mvp LED chip technology which features a vertical structure with a copper alloy base for thermal dissipation effectiveness. The results of the IC LED have been impressive as an optimized white light package, 40 mil I-core chip can deliver 120 lm/W, a significant improvement over its previous version.

Please note that it is also EPA’s intention to retain key elements of the DOE-developed Energy Star specifications for Solid State Lighting and Integral LED Lamps, including testing according to the IES LM-79 standard, as appropriate”, the letter says, “The process to integrate the lighting specifications will be consistent with ENERGY STAR Guiding Principles, and open to partner and stakeholder review through a series of public comment periods resulting in final version(s) that go into effect after sufficient transition time. Until this task is complete, partners will continue to be able to qualify products using existing specifications and contracting support to the ENERGY STAR Program.”

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