Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.v.

Philips Lighting Holding B.v.

Koninklijkle Philips N.v.

Innoluce B.v.

Nederlandse Organisatie Voor Toegepast-natuurwetenschappelijk Onderzoek Tno

Renatus Hendricus Maria Sanders

Johannus Wilhelmus Weekamp

Herbert Lifka

Marc Andre De Samber

Hendrik Johannes Boudewijn Jagt

Durandus Kornelius Dijken

Jianghong Yu

Denny Mathew

Hans Kroes

Antonius Johannes Maria Nellissen

Krassimir Todorov Krastev

Kamal Asadi

Petrus Henricus Maria Timmermans

Johan Bosman

Willem Hoving

Markus Hijlkema

John Nigel Pritchard

Hendrikus W L A M Van Lierop

Johannes Christiaan Van Der Schaft

Franciscus Arnoldus Gerardus Van Dijk

Herman M J Soemers

Herman MJ Soemers

Hendrikus WLAM Van Lierop

There is provided a mesh for use in forming droplets of liquid in a nebuliser, the mesh comprising a first portion () made of a first material having a plurality of holes passing therethrough; and a second portion () made of a second material that is in contact with the first portion (), the second portion () having a corresponding plurality of holes passing therethrough, the plurality of holes in the second portion forming nozzles () for an outlet side of the mesh; wherein the first material has a higher density than the second material.

Mesh for use in a nebuliser, and a method of manufacturing the same

The present invention relates to lighting module, wherein a light exit window () of the lighting module is engraved such that the output color temperature of said lighting module is tuned. The present invention also relates to a method for tuning an output color temperature of a lighting module, said method comprising providing said lighting module comprising a light exit window (), and a light source arranged to provide light having an optical path through said light exit window (), said lighting module having a first output color temperature; and engraving a surface of said light exit window () such that the output color temperature of said lighting module is tuned to a second output color temperature.

Light emitting diode module with improved light characteristics

The invention relates to a glass package () for sealing a device (), to a system () comprising the glass package, a light source (), a luminaire (), a backlighting system (), and to a display device (). The glass package according to the invention comprises a first glass substrate (), a second glass substrate (), and a seal () sealing an interface between the first glass substrate and the second glass substrate. The seal comprises a frit () comprising glass. A CTE of the frit is chosen to be at least 10% lower compared to the CTE of the first glass substrate and/or of the second glass substrate. An effect of the glass package according to the invention is that the difference between the CTE of the frit compared to the CTE of the first glass substrate and/or the second glass substrate enables to generate a gas-tight sealed glass package while using a glass-material as the first glass substrate and/or as the second glass substrate which has a relatively high CTE.

Glass package for sealing a device, and system comprising glass package

A method for transferring an electronic component supported by a carrier to a desired position on a substrate include moving the carrier supporting the component relative to the substrate while the component is present on a side of the carrier facing towards the substrate, with the component is positioned opposite the desired position on the substrate. Then, a light beam is directed at the carrier, at the location of the component, from a side remote from the substrate, as a result of which a connection between the component and the carrier is broken and the component is transferred from the carrier to the substrate.

Method suitable for transferring a component supported by a carrier to a desired position on a substrate, and a device designed for this

The invention provides a method for producing a flexible barrier sheet () comprising a barrier layer () and metallic elements (), said method comprising: a) providing a metallic layer () applied on a polymeric support layer (), the metallic layer having a first surface () facing the polymeric support layer and a second surface () facing away from said polymeric support layer; b) providing metallic elements on the second surface of the metallic layer; c) providing a barrier layer covering said second surface of the metallic layer and said metallic elements, the barrier layer having a first surface facing the metallic layer and a second surface facing away from the metallic layer; d) releasing the polymeric support layer from the metallic layer; and e) removing the metallic layer from the metallic elements and the barrier layer. The flexible barrier sheet may be used in roll-to-roll fabrication of thin film semiconductor devices requiring a high quality barrier substrate sheet, such as OLEDs.

Substrate sheet

A MEMS scanning micromirror including a mirror body, the mirror bodyhaving a rotation axiswith a pair of extension barsparallel to the rotation axis; a frameforming a mirror recesswith a recess periphery, the framehaving a pair of opposed frame barson the recess peripheryalong the rotation axis; a pair of cantilever beam assemblies, each of the pair of cantilever beam assembliesbeing fixed to one of the pair of opposed frame barsand coupled to one end of the pair of extension bars; and a pair of vertical support beamsconnected between each of the pair of opposed frame barsto the mirror bodyalong the rotation axis

MEMS scanning micromirror

The present invention relates to a laser projection system () having means for reducing the coherence of a generated laser beam () in order to reduce the occurrence of annoying speckle artifacts in images produced by the system. Coherence is reduced by letting the laser beam () pass through a transparent cell () comprising first (A) and second (B) immiscible fluids having different refractive indices. The fluids are displaced in the cell, preferably using an electrowetting technique. The cell () may thus be realized as an electrowetting lens, which is driven with a pseudo random driving signal.

Laser projection system

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Eindhoven, Netherlands

Renatus Hendricus Maria Sanders