Posts Tagged ‘RGB LED’

Q+A with Luminus Devices Technical Director, Don McDaniel

A while ago I had placed some questions to Luminus Devices, the makers of the Phlatlight LED and other innovative lighting solutions using the light-emitting diode.  My questions hit the hands of Don McDaniel, the Director of Technical Lighting Solutions at Luminus Devices - I have put the Q+A below.  A big thanks to Bill Keeler for getting all the right hands involved.  Thanks Bill!  We're looking forward to reviewing Luminus products at LDI this year in Orlando!The Q+A:JimOnLightLuminus has been getting a lot of press about the PhlatLight; recent news announcing the PhlatLight Color-Mixing CBM-380 chip has reached ... Read More»

Cree LED Releases an IPx5 Rated Tri-Color LED

Cree, Inc - one of the major LED players in the industry, released a few weeks ago an LED with an IPx5 rating.  This means the LED is perfect for outdoor displays and situations where the LED is going to come into direct contact with water.  Typically, LED displays are made with respect to water-tightness as to not cause the display to fail, but Cree has incorporated this protection into the LED itself.  From the press release: DURHAM, N.C., JUNE 17, 2009 — Cree, Inc. (Nasdaq: CREE), a market leader in LED lighting, announces the first commercially available water-resistant, surface-mount, high-brightness ... Read More»

DIY LED Table Ikea Hack

An Ikea hack, now with arduino!I read about this hack on the Apartment Therapy Unplugged website - it's an Ikea Granas table with 81 ShiftBrite RGB LED modules under the glass in a matrix.  An arduino chip controls the LEDs and outputs a hue-saturation-value and RGB sine wave.  The project as a whole costs about $350, but what a project!Here's the original article - the parts links are above.

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