Moriyama Sangyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Nisshin Flour Milling Co., Ltd.

Nisshin Engineering Co., Ltd.

Tokyo Shibaura Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Hideo Moriyama

Masayuki Katogi

Kiyotoshi Hoshikawa

Hiroaki Machii

Kanji Tajima

Hiroshi Murata

Kazuaki Murata

Yutaka Hirasawa

Masayuki Katougi

Eiji Shinoda

Kimio Miyagawa

Masayuki Katoogi

Taketo Kamei

Munehiko Yanagita

Hiroyuki Ebara

Koichi Yanagita, Legal Representative

Hidenori Ito

To provide a light source assembly that does not use a printed circuit board and can be manufactured at a low cost even when produced in small quantities, a light source assembly according to the present invention comprises a plurality of light sources and a connective conductor structure extending in a direction of arrangement of the light sources to join the light sources, wherein the connective conductor structure is formed by cutting off parts of a substantially plate-like patterned conductor as required, the patterned conductor being provided with a prescribed pattern. Thus, by changing the parts to be cut off in the patterned conductor, it is possible to manufacture light source assemblies having various light source connection patterns in a single manufacturing line, allowing efficient and low cost manufacture of the light source assemblies to be achieved even when the light sources are manufactured in small quantities.

Light source coupler, illuminant device, patterned conductor, and method for manufacturing light source coupler

Lens for LED

The present invention provides a light emitting module, comprising: a plurality of thin plate-shaped conductors () spaced apart from each other in a first direction; at least one light source () connected between at least one pair of adjoining ones of said conductors; and at least one insulating joint member () for mechanically joining said plurality of conductors, wherein said at least one insulating joint member exposes both sides of at least a portion of said conductors where said light source is mounted.

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Tokyo, Japan

Hideo Moriyama