Cooledge Lighting, Inc.

Cree Gmbh

Hvvi Semiconductors, Inc.

Advanced Technology Materials, Inc.

Epistar Corporation

Soitec

Tischler, Michael, A.

Michael Albert Tischler

Philippe M Schick

Paul Jungwirth

Paul Matthew Palfreyman

Ian Edward Ashdown

Calvin Wade Sheen

Henry Ip

Vladimir Odnoblyudov

Robert P Vaudo

David Keogh

Alborz Amini

William P Coetzee

Tom Pinnington

Bruce H Baretz

Gianmarco Spiga

Thomas Pinnington

George R Brandes

Thomas Francis Kuech

Jeffrey S Flynn

Joan M Redwing

Ronald Thomas Bertram, Jr

Bishnu Prasanna Gogoi

Vitali Tikhomolov

Vivek M Phanse

Jane Wei Yang

Ian Ashdown

Thomas H Baum

Chantal Arena

Christiaan J Werkhoven

Duncan W Brown

Andrew David Johnson

Andrew Tien-Man Ng

Barbara E Landini

Vasil Vorsa

Michael Kelly

Jasbir N Patel

Alan Hussein Saeed

Chi Wai Ho

Ricardo A Pelejo

Michael K Kelly

In accordance with various embodiments, lighting systems features one or more inter-connectable light panels each having multiple light-emitting elements thereon. One or more of the light panels may feature one or more connectors, and associated conductors, for the transmission of power, communication signals, and/or control signals. One or more of the light panels may include sound-absorbing material therebelow and may define one or more apertures and/or cut-out regions that reveal the sound-absorbing material.

Lighting systems incorporating connections for signal and power transmission

In accordance with certain embodiments, lighting systems include one or more lightsheets each including a plurality of strings of light-emitting elements, control elements, and power conductors for supplying power to the light-emitting elements and control elements.

Wiring boards for array-based electronic devices

In accordance with certain embodiments, electronic devices feature a polymeric binder, a frame defining an aperture therethrough, and a semiconductor die (e.g., light-emitting or a light-detecting element) suspended in the binder and within the aperture of the frame.

Light-emitting dies incorporating wavelength-conversion materials and related methods

In accordance with various embodiments, lighting systems features multiple inter-connectable light panels each having multiple light-emitting elements thereon. One or more of the light panels features one or more connectors, and associated conductors, for the transmission of power, communication signals, and/or control signals.

In various embodiments, lighting systems include a carrier having a plurality of conductive elements disposed thereon and a light-emitting array. The light-emitting array is disposed over the carrier and includes a plurality of light-emitting diodes (LEDs), each of which has at least two electrical contacts electrically connected to conductive elements.

High efficiency LEDs and LED lamps

In accordance with certain embodiments, systems of lighting components feature multiple illumination panels each having a backing support and, secured thereto, multiple illumination elements. The illumination elements have shapes defined by arrangements of illumination unit cells may be assembled to illuminate an arbitrary two-dimensional area.

Sealed and sealable scalable lighting systems incorporating flexible light sheets and related methods

In accordance with certain embodiments, a light-emitting element composed of one or more discrete units configured for light emission is adhered directly to a yielding substrate with a pressure-activated adhesive notwithstanding any nonplanarity of the surface of the light-emitting element or non-coplanarity of the semiconductor die contacts.

Electronic devices with yielding substrates

In various embodiments, a control system for an electronic circuit iteratively applies voltage to and senses current from a load to regulate operation of the load.

Illumination device control systems and methods

In accordance with various embodiments, lighting systems features one or more inter-connectable light panels each having multiple light-emitting elements thereon. One or more of the light panels may feature one or more connectors, and associated conductors, for the transmission of power, communication signals, and/or control signals. One or more of the light panels may include sound-absorbing material therebelow and may define one or more apertures that reveal the sound-absorbing material.

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