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Electroluminescent Lamps
The generation of light, by applying the electricity to a material such as a semiconductor or phosphor. LEDs, laser diodes and electroluminescent displays are examples. See LED, laser diode and EL display. |
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An Electroluminescent Lamp is a capacitve structure with a phosphor dielectric sandwitched between two electrodes when AS i/p is provided a change in electromagnetic field is generated with the phosphor which causes emission of light.
Where are Electroluminescent Lamps?
» LCD Backlighting (e.g.. telecom equipment)
» Illumination of Membrane Keyboards
» Safety & Security Lighting/Clothing
» Illuminated Watches (Timex Indiglo ® )
» Interior Lighting
» Automotive Applications (Dashboard, Gear Shift Box,
etc…)
» Toys & Gimmicks
» Billboards
» POP & Signage |
| ADVANTAGES OF ELECTROLUMINESCENT LAMPS |
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Flat Lamp with a minimum thickness of around 200µm ( thinner with UV ) |
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Low weight |
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Uniform surface illumination |
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Cold light source without UV rays |
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Low power consumption |
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Design Flexibility |
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Different Colors available (green, blue, orange, white, etc…) |
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It can luminate in any size with throughout any illumination |
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