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that accelerate quality application development. The company is a division of Future Electronics.
Engineering samples have been available since May 2010. Mass-production started at the end of August 2010.
AlInGaP LEDs Are Dominant in Malaysia
Malaysian firm Dominant is introducing its Power DomiLED series DWx-PJG and DWx-PKG which offer a longer lifetime and higher brightness in a PLCC4 package.
Dominant has unveiled its new high brightness AlInGaP devices with extended lifetime - the Power DomiLED series DWx-PJG and DWx-PKG.
These are alternatives to the existing AlInGaP DWx devices completing their product portfolio of medium power LEDs. The new DWx-PKG series is resistant to sulfur corrosion.
With an operating current of 50mA, this LED features a luminous intensity of 2,600mcd, 7.2 lm (typical) for red; 3,000mcd, 8.0lm (typical) for amber and 3,200mcd, 8.5lm (typical) for yellow.
Dominant Opto Technologies is a leading Malaysian SMT and LED manufacturer. It offers a comprehensive product range for all kind of lighting applications needed in the automotive, consumer, communications and industrial market segments.
Emcore Honored with Supplier Excellence Award by Space Systems/Loral
The award was presented for Emcore’s performance in supplying high-Efficiency multi- junction solar cells for powering SS/L’s satellite missions.
Emcore Corporation, a major provider of compound semiconductor-based components and subsystems for the fiber optic and solar power markets, has received a Supplier Excellence Award from Space Systems Loral (SS/L).
Emcore has been a supplier to SS/L for the past 12 years and is presently under a long-term supply agreement contract to manufacture and deliver high-efficiency, multi-junction solar cells for SS/L’s satellite programs. The production of the solar cells under this contract takes place at Emcore’s state-of-the-art manufacturing facility located in Albuquerque, New Mexico, U.S.A.
The new AlInGaP high brightness Power DomiLEDs provide an outstanding long product lifetime due to their silicone encapsulation and a low thermal resistance of the housing, turning them into the most durable Dominant products in PLCC-4 packages with the dimensions of 3.2(L) x 2.8 (W) x 1.6(H) mm).
These new devices are a perfect fit for various illumination applications with limited space such as channel lighting and signage. They also fulfill the stringent requirements of the automotive exterior lighting industry.
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“Over the years, Emcore’s product performance, delivery track record and overall support have been outstanding,” said Vivian Mackintosh, VP of Material at Space Systems/Loral. “We are very pleased to recognize the contribution this company has made in helping SS/L provide the world’s most powerful satellites.”
Christopher Larocca, Emcore’s CEO, stated, “We are extremely honored to be recognized for our performance supporting Space System Loral’s requirements for their space missions. Our proven manufacturing capability, technology leadership and unsurpassed reliability in providing solar cells and panels to the space industry make Emcore the supplier of choice for demanding spacecraft power systems. We look forward to working with Space Systems/Loral to power their satellites for many
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