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Meinrad Braun, Sales Director at dilitronics, explains: “This solution is particularly ideal for regions with no electrical infrastructure. The driver manages all of the components – the battery, the LED and the solar pa- nel – so no external power supply is necessary for the street lamp.” The MCC16 is an additional product. Braun adds: “The MCC16 has been specially deve- loped for interior lighting based on LEDs. Various interfaces, its compact design, and the capability of individually controlling up to 16 LED modules make it ideal for innovative lighting concepts.” All products will be made available to the Chinese customers as OEM versions and will thus help to decisively drive development of local solutions.
dilitronics GmbH was founded in spring 2008 in Jena, Germany. As a technological leader in the field of driver electronics for high-brightness LEDs, dilitro- nics GmbH develops control solutions for innovative LED applications. The dilitronics products are used both outdoors for street lighting and indoors for energy-efficient lighting in e.g. hotels, offices and shopping centres.
http://www.dilitronics.com T
he Dow Chemical Company (NYSE: DOW) and Ube Industries, Ltd. (Ube) announced an ag-
reement to form a joint venture to manufacture and market formulated electrolytes for lithium-ion batte- ries (LIBs) in energy storage applications.
The 50-50 joint venture, named Advanced Electro- lyte Technologies LLC, is expected to be finalized later this year, pending regulatory approval. The joint venture is another important step in Dow’s commit-
ment to develop innovative material science techno- logies.
http://www.dow.com D
uPont has acquired Innovalight, Inc.,
a company specializing in advanced silicon inks and process tech- nologies that increase the efficiency of crystal- line silicon solar cells. The acquisition further strengthens DuPont‘s position in materials for the solar energy market, enabling a broader and more integrated photovoltaic materials and techno- logy offering from DuPont. Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
“Innovalight has very exciting technology that impro- ves cell efficiency and DuPont can help expedite its adoption,” said David B. Miller, president – DuPont Electronics & Communications. “DuPont and Innova- light share a commitment to innovation in materials that have a common purpose – to make solar energy more efficient and more affordable.”
Innovalight, located in Sunnyvale, Calif., has deve- loped innovative proprietary silicon ink products, process technology and a pipeline of anticipated products. Silicon inks used in conjunction with DuPont™ Solamet®
photovoltaic metallization pastes boost the amount of electricity produced
11-06/07 :: June/July 2011
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