Merlot Laboratories Inc.

So-Bong Shin

Ok Hwan Kwon

Yong-Chul Song

Ui-Chung Hong

Sang-Yeol Park

Young-Hun Ko

Won-Jae Choi

The present invention relates to a substrate structure for LED lighting, the structure being capable of improving the hemispherical intensity distribution of a lighting device in which an LED is used, thereby improving the light efficiency of the lighting device. The substrate structure includes a first substrate for mounting a first LED thereon and three second substrates, each for mounting a second LED thereon. The second substrates are coupled to the first substrate such that the second substrates are perpendicular to the first substrate and are arranged at an angular interval which is within a range of 115&#xb0; to 125&#xb0; with respect to each other in a cross-sectional view taken parallel to the first substrate. One or more second substrates of the three second substrates are provided with one or more control circuits for controlling operation of either of or both of the first LED and the second LED, in which the control circuit is disposed in an end portion of the second substrate in a direction perpendicular to the first substrate.

Substrate structure for LED lighting

Disclosed is a system for integrated remote control of wireless lighting devices and wireless electric/electronic devices in a wireless network environment. In the wireless network environment, a management server transmits a lighting control command and a device control command for individually driving and controlling wireless lighting devices and wireless electric/electronic devices to the wireless lighting devices on a main wireless node (i.e., first wireless node) over a communication network. Therefore, a user can wirelessly and remotely drive and control various wireless electric/electronic devices as well as wireless lighting devices through the management server without time and place constrains.

System for integrated remote control of wireless lighting device and wireless electric and electronic devices in wireless network environment

Disclosed herein is an AC LED driving circuit. The AC LED driving circuit includes a power supply unit. An LED driving unit includes an LED lighting unit having a first LED unit to an n-th LED unit, and a plurality of switching circuit units. A dimmer driving unit includes a VCCS, an input terminal and an output terminal of which are respectively connected to a connection line between the output terminal of the rectification circuit and the first LED unit and to an output terminal of the switching circuit units, a reference voltage supply unit, and a common resistor, a first end of which is connected to a negative terminal of the reference voltage supply unit, and a second end of which is connected in common to an output line of the VCCS and to an output terminal of the switching circuit units.

AC LED driving circuit

The present invention relates to an AC LED driving circuit that can greatly improve flicker-free characteristics and implement an excellent power factor. The AC LED driving circuit according to the present invention includes an LED lighting unit connected to an output terminal of a power supply unit, a current channel switching unit connected to an output terminal of the LED lighting unit to form a current supply channel for the LED lighting unit, a voltage charging unit connected in parallel with a connection line between the power supply unit and the LED lighting unit and configured to charge a voltage from the power supply unit, and have a switching function for the LED lighting unit to selectively supply a charged voltage to the LED lighting unit, and a charged voltage switching control unit for controlling a switching function of the voltage charging unit.

A dimming system of a lamp using a light-emitting device includes: a power source including a power input terminal, a dimmer connected to the power input terminal, and a rectifier circuit; a lighting unit including light-emitting devices from a first light-emitting device to an nlight-emitting device; a light-emitting drive unit including a plurality of switching circuits individually connected to an output terminal of each of the light-emitting devices, and dimmer control circuits connected to the switching circuits of the first light-emitting device and configured to sense whether or not a current supply channel for the first light-emitting device is normally operated, and to output a control signal; and a dimmer drive unit parallel-connected to a connection line between the power source and a power input terminal of the first light-emitting device to form a bleeding current supply channel, and having a switch.

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Seoul, South Korea

So-Bong Shin