Avago Technologies General IP (singapore) Pte. Ltd.

Avago Technologies Ecbu IP (singapore) Pte. Ltd.

Chuan Hoe Chan

Kheng Leng Tan

Kum Soon Wong

Ju Chin Poh

Keat Chuan Ng

Choon Guan Ko

Kwok Yuen Ng

Fook Chuin Ng

Sian Tatt Lee

Yi Feng Hwang

Jun Tan

A thermally-insulative insert device and method of use of same is disclosed. Specifically, the thermally-insulative insert device, comprising internal and external threads, allows attachment of an assembled part to a heat source while reducing heat transfer between the assembled part and the heat source. It is also an aspect of the present disclosure to provide easy-to-implement and cost-effective methods of using and assembling the thermally-insulative insert device.

Threaded insert with thermal insulation capability

A lighting system and method are disclosed. Specifically, the lighting system includes a hybrid canopy that can provide an optimum light beam shape for a number of different lighting applications. The hybrid canopy is equipped with lighting clusters of different types, thereby enabling a broader beam output without sacrificing beam intensity or brightness.

Hybrid canopy lighting for optimum light beam shaping

In one embodiment, a light-emitting device having a body, a reflector, a light source die, and a spectral converter is disclosed. The spectral converter may be formed adjacent to, but distanced away from, the light source die. The spectral converter may be configured to spectrally adjust a portion of the light output having a predetermined spectral content. In another embodiment, a system for illumination having a plurality of lighting assemblies is disclosed. Each of the lighting assemblies comprises a spectral converter configured to spectrally adjust a portion of the light output so that the plurality of lighting assemblies are configured to emit substantially similar spectral output. In yet another embodiment, a lighting apparatus having the spectral converter is disclosed.

Lighting device with spectral converter

A cooling system utilizing a potential energy that provides cooling with low power consumption is disclosed. The cooling system may comprise a heat dissipating member, a support structure, a movable assembly, and a coil. In one embodiment, the movable assembly may be configured to oscillate above the heat dissipating member by utilizing induction from the coil and the potential energy to generate air flow that provide cooling on the heat dissipating member. In other embodiments, the movable assembly may be configured to oscillate substantially within the recess of the heat dissipating member.

Cooling system utilizing potential energy

In one embodiment, a light-emitting device having a substrate, a casing, a plurality of light source dies, a plurality of spectral converters and a plurality of optical structures is disclosed. The spectral converters may be configured to spectrally adjust a portion of the light output of the light source die into a first and second converted spectral output that is substantially different from one another. In another embodiment, a system for illumination having a plurality of lighting assemblies has been disclosed. Each of the lighting assemblies comprises a light source die and a spectral converter. The spectral converter is configured to spectrally adjust the light output of the light source die so that the plurality of lighting assemblies are configured to emit substantially different spectral output. In yet another embodiment, a lighting apparatus having a primary spectral converter and a secondary spectral converter is disclosed.

Lighting device and apparatus with spectral converter within a casing

A light guide display includes a printed overlay layer, a first light guide layer, and a second light guide layer. The printed overlay layer includes an input region with a symbol that is at least partially translucent. The first light guide layer is disposed on a back side of the printed overlay layer to illuminate the symbol of the printed overlay layer in response to illumination of the first light guide layer. The second light guide layer is disposed on a front side of the printed overlay layer, opposite the first light guide layer. The second light guide layer includes a separate symbol that is distinct from the symbol of the printed overlay layer. The second light guide layer illuminates the separate symbol of the second light guide layer in response to illumination of the second light guide layer.

Growing community of inventors

Perak, Malaysia

Chuan Hoe Chan