Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.V.

Asml Netherlands B.v.

Signify Holding B.v.

Philips Lighting Holding B.v.

Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.v.

Philips Intellectual Property & Standards Gmbh

Egbert Lenderink

Marcus Adrianus Van De Kerkhof

Johannes Petrus Martinus Bernardus Vermeulen

Andrey Alexandrovich Nikipelov

Pieter-Jan Van Zwol

Paul Janssen

Mária Péter

David Ferdinand Vles

Arnoud Willem Notenboom

Derk Servatius Gertruda Brouns

Maxim Aleksandrovich Nasalevich

Robert Frans Maria Hendriks

Willem Joan Van Der Zande

Ralph Hubert Peters

Matthias Kruizinga

Willem-Pieter Voorthuijzen

Marco Van As

Aleksandar Nikolov Zdravkov

Joseph Ludovicus Antonius Maria Sormani

Erik Achilles Abegg

Gijsbert Rispens

Nadja Schuh

Michiel Alexander Blauw

Nirupam Banerjee

Antonius Willem Verburg

Nicolae Maxim

Claudia Piliego

Marc Andre De Samber

Gert Wim 't Hooft

Josef Andreas Schug

Oscar Hendrikus Willemsen

Aldegonda Lucia Weijers

Lingli Wang

Johannes Jacobus Matheus Baselmans

Hans-Helmut Bechtel

Siebe Tjerk De Zwart

Ralph Kurt

Erik Paul Boonekamp

Gerhardus Wilhelmus Lucassen

Martinus Petrus Joseph Peeters

Martinus Bernardus Van Der Mark

Benno Spinger

Teunis Willem Tukker

Alexander Marc Van Der Lee

Norbertus Antonius Maria Sweegers

Peter Alexander Duine

Georges Marie Calon

Marjolein Van Der Voort

Elvira Johanna Maria Paulussen

Stefan Marcus Verbrugh

Martijn Henri Richard Lankhorst

Denis Joseph Carel Van Oers

Marcellus Jacobus Johannes Van Der Lubbe

Lucas Leo Desiree Van Der Poel

Gerwin Jan Puppels

Hans-Peter Stormberg

Matthias Daniel Epmeier

Cornelis Jojakim Jalink

Rene Monshouwer

Cornelis Gerardus Maria De Haas

Koen Van Os

Daniël Anton Benoy

Vlatko Milosevski

Mark Eduard Johan Sipkes

Paulus Jacobus Maria Van Adrichem

Peter Jacobus Caspers

Oscar Arturo Chao Pujol

Gunnar Luettgens

Gerardus Wilhelmus Gerbe Van Dreumel

Robert F M Hendriks

Julius Cohen

Martijn H R Lankhorst

Menno Van Baardwijk

Cornelis Slob

Joseph Ludovicus Sormani

Klemens Brunner

Mark Verhoeven

Michael Johan Ferdinand Marie Ter Laak

Jean Paul Jacobs

Petrus J M Burgt

Guido Henri Maria Van Tartwijk

Marc Andre De Samberg

Johannes Antonius Adrianus Maria Van Heeswijk

Johann-Josef Kohl

Theodorus Johanna Maria Schoenmakers

Hicham Sabir

Bijan Vatan Khah

Gerard Kums

Martinus P J Peeters

Mária PÉTER

Alexandar Nikolov Zdravkov

Petrus J M Van Der Burgt

Elvira J M Paulussen

Josef A Schug

Membranes for EUV lithography are disclosed. In one arrangement, a membrane has a stack having layers in the following order: a first capping layer including an oxide of a first metal; a base layer including a compound having a second metal and an additional element selected from the group consisting of Si, B, C and N; and a second capping layer including an oxide of a third metal, wherein the first metal is different from the second metal and the third metal is the same as or different from the first metal.

Membrane for EUV lithography

A method for determining a component of optical characteristic of a patterning process. The method includes obtaining (i) a plurality of desired features, (ii) a plurality of simulated features based on the plurality of desired features and an optical characteristic of a patterning apparatus, and (iii) a performance metric (e.g., EPE) related to a desired feature of the plurality of desired features and an associated simulated feature of the plurality of simulated features; determining a set of optical sensitivities of the patterning process by computing a change in value of the performance metric based on a change in value of the optical characteristic; and identifying, based on the set of optical sensitivities, a set of components (e.g., principal components) of the optical characteristic that include dominant contributors in changing the value of the performance metric.

Determining subset of components of an optical characteristic of patterning apparatus

A dimmable light emitting arrangement () has a relatively low correlated color temperature in the dimmed state, and a relatively high and constant color rendering index. The dimmable light emitting arrangement () comprises a first light source () adapted to emit light of a first wavelength range between 380 and 460 nm, a second light source () adapted to emit light of a second wavelength range between 570 and 610 nm, a first wavelength converting material (), and a second wavelength converting material (). The first wavelength converting material () receives light from the first light source () and converts light of the first wavelength range into light having an emission peak within a third wavelength range between 470 and 570 nm. The second wavelength converting material () receives light from the first and second light sources, and converts light of the first wavelength range and light the second wavelength range into light having an emission peak within a fourth wavelength range between 590 and 630 nm.

Dimable light emitting arrangement

A light-emitting module (--) comprising a plurality of light-sources (--) arranged in at least a first and a second column (--) arranged side by side and extending along a first direction of extension (X) of the light-emitting module (--); and a plurality of connector terminal pairs (-----), each being electrically connected to a corresponding one of the light-sources (--) for enabling supply of electrical power thereto. Each connector terminal pair (-----) comprises a first connector terminal () and a second connector terminal () being arranged at opposite sides of the light-emitting module (--). The light-sources (--) are arranged in a predetermined light-source sequence along the first direction of extension (X) of the light-emitting module (--), and the connector terminal pairs (-----) being electrically connected to the corresponding light-sources (--) are arranged in the predetermined light-source sequence along the first direction of extension (X) of the light-emitting module.

Light-source module and light-emitting device

A system comprises a light source and an electrode device (). The light source comprises a base () with a base surface () on which at least two contact elements are provided. The electrode device has at least two electrodes (), preferably of ferromagnetic or electromagnetic material and having a different polarity during operation. Adjacent electrodes are arranged at a predetermined electrode distance. Both electrodes are provided in one layer and are arranged in an interdigitated configuration. The light source has at least two, but preferably four contact elements () arranged at a mutual spacing which is essentially compatible with said electrode distance.

Lighting system, electrode device and light source

The invention relates to a light module for electrical and thermal attachment to an energy infrastructure having at least one power supply, each power supply comprising two electrodes, said light module comprising a light source to emit light, wherein the light source is a heat source when emitting light, two electrical contacts to contact the electrodes of the at least one power supply and thereby establishing the electrical attachment between the light module and the energy infrastructure, a control system arranged between the light source and the electrical contacts to control a power supplied to the light source, wherein the light module comprises a measurement system to measure a thermal resistance of the thermal attachment between the light module and the energy infrastructure when establishing the electrical attachment, and wherein the control system is configured to reduce the power supplied to the light source when the thermal resistance is above a predetermined value to protect the light module from overheating. The invention also relates to a method for protecting a light module from overheating.

Light module

A lighting device () comprising an LED-unit (), a collimator () and a housing (), the LED-unit () is rigidly coupled to the collimator () only, so that no substantial forces can be applied to the LED-unit (). A non-rigid heat transferring medium () is provided in a cavity () in the housing (), to dissipate heat, generated by the LED-unit (). The LED-unit () is therefore at least partly contained in the heat transferring medium ().

Lighting device and method for manufacturing same

The invention relates to an illumination device (), comprising: at least one LED () having an emission maximum in a first wavelength range; at least one LED () having an emission maximum in a second wavelength range; and a wavelength converting material () arranged to receive light of at least said first light wavelength range and having an emission maximum in a third wavelength range which is between said first wavelength range and said second wavelength range. The illumination device according to the invention may provide white light of acceptable overall color rendering while producing particularly high saturation of selected colors.

Illumination device

A luminaire for illuminating a space underneath a ceiling or a canopy () to which the luminaire () is attached. The luminaire () comprises a plurality of LEDs () positioned in a straight array, and an elongated convergent lens () which extends parallel to the array of LEDs (). The array of LEDs () is located at a distance (D) from the plane of symmetry () of the elongated lens ().

Luminaire for illuminating a space underneath a ceiling or a canopy, and method of illuminating such a space

Proposed is a light-emitting apparatus, comprising a semiconductor light emitting deviceand a transparent ceramic bodycomprising a wavelength converting material positioned in light receiving relationship to the semiconductor device. The light-emitting apparatus is characterized in that the side surfacesof the ceramic bodyare at an oblique anglerelative its bottom surface. This is especially advantageous to unlock the wave-guide modes inside the body. Consequently the total flux emitted from the light-emitting apparatuscan be enhanced considerably. Alternatively, the brightness of the top surfaceof the ceramic bodycan be enhanced considerably.

Light-emitting apparatus with shaped wavelength converter

A system comprises means (PL; MI) for projecting an image light beam (ILB) on a projection area (PA) for display of an image (PI) on the projection area (PA), and means () for generating an ambient light beam (ALB; ALB, ALB) and comprising: an ambient light source (LS; LS, LS) for generating ambient light, a collimator (CO) or a light-guide (LG, LG) for receiving the ambient light to supply the ambient light beam (ALB; ALB, ALB), and a reflector (RF; RF, RF) for reflecting the ambient light beam (ALB; ALB, ALB) towards the projection area (PA) to obtain an ambient lighting area (ALI) adjacent the image (PI).

Ambient lighting for an image display

A light source comprising a light engine (), especially with at least one LED and/or at least one laser light emitting element, and further comprising a light guide () and an out-coupling structure () is proposed. By this, a flexible scheme to tailor the source size and radiation characteristic of an LED- or laser based system is provided. The size and the position of the out-coupling structure () can be chosen to be comparable to the size and position of the filament or arc of a conventional light source like an incandescent-, halogen- or gas discharge burner. The disclosed LED/laser light source is retrofit from an optical point of view so that it can replace a conventional light source like an incandescent-, halogen- or gas discharge bulb or burner in an illumination device.

Light source and illumination device comprising at least one light-emitting element

Mounting an electro-optical component () on a carrier substrate () in an accurate position with respect to an optical element (), the carrier substrate and the electro-optical component each being provided with at least one solder pad (). The solder pads are arranged such that, when said electro-optical component is soldered onto the pads, a force is generated that acts on the electro-optical component in a direction (x) towards the optical element, and the structure is designed to allow said electro-optical component to move laterally during soldering, such that it is brought into abutment with said optical element, thereby ensuring an accurate relative positioning between the electro-optical component and the optical element.

Methods for mounting an electro-optical component in alignment with an optical element and related structures

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