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Advances in Photonics for Lighting and Energy

Type Technology Study
Publication date: 31 Dec 2006
Industry: Lighting and LEDs

£295.00

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The subject of lighting and energy will be one of the critical issues in the future. With the ever increasing demand for power across the globe and natural resources dwindling, the need for clean efficient energy generation is going to be key to maintaining economic development worldwide. But what are the developments now and how could you take advantage of these before your competitors do?

This study covers:
- Photonics materials and devices including carbon nanotubes, light pipes and photonic crystals
- Photonics in lighting applications such as automotive, LCD backlighting and lasers
- Photonics in energy applications including power modules, photoelectrolysis and photovoltaics


Contents include:

Introduction
- Objective
- Scope
- Methodology
- Definitions

Photonics materials and devices
- Overview
- Carbon nanotubes
- Fiber optics
- GaN
- LEDs
- Light pipes
- Nanocrystals
- OLEDs
- Phosphors (rare earth, nanostructured)
- Photonic crystals
- Quantum dots

Photonics manufacturing
- Overview
- Manufacturing processes
- - Low cost manufacturing
- - Passive alignment manufacturing technique
- - Silicon optical bench technology
- - Right approach for yield improvement
- - Deposition
- - Extrusion
- - Microlithography
- - Micromachining
- - Packaging

Photonics in lighting and energy applications
- Overview
- Photonics applications in lighting
- - Buildings
- - Aircraft
- - Automotive
- - Traffic
- LCD backlighting
- Projection lighting
- Lasers

Photonics in energy applications
- Data link systems
- Photovoltaic power converters
- Power modules
- Photoelectrolysis
- Photovoltaics

Future trends in photonics

Leading photonics suppliers and users in lighting and energy

PRODUCT DETAILS

Date of publication: 31 Dec 2006
Product format: Hard Copy
Number of pages: 62
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