Excelitas Canada, Inc.

Lumen Dynamics Group Inc.

Excelites Canada, Inc.

Sola Anne Kuk

Yong Wang

Paul Constantinou

James Francis Farrell

An illumination system for an endoscope has a plurality of light assemblies, including a red assembly with a red light source, a blue assembly with a blue light source, a green assembly with a green light source, and an infrared (IR) assembly with an IR light source. Each light assembly further includes an output beam shape adjuster configured to receive an output beam from the respective light source and adjust the beam angular profile, and an output beam angle adjuster configured to receive a beam from the output beam shape adjuster and adjust the output beam angle. A plurality of dichroic plates are configured to combine output beams of the red assembly, the blue assembly, the green assembly, and the IR assembly.

Multiple source endoscopy illumination system with adjustable angular distribution and wide field of view

An illumination system includes a phosphor to emit light in a wavelength band &#x394;&#x3bb;, a second light source to emit light at a second wavelength &#x3bb;within an absorption band of the phosphor, a third light source to emit light at a third wavelength &#x3bb;and a fourth light source to emit light at a fourth wavelength &#x3bb;. A controller drives the second, third and fourth light sources. A first dichroic optical element: 1) directs light from the phosphor to an optical output of the system, 2) directs light from the third light source to the optical output, and 3) directs light from the fourth light source to the optical output. A second dichroic optical element: 1) directs light from the third light source to the first dichroic optical element, and 2) directs the light from the fourth light source to the first dichroic optical element.

High brightness solid state illumination system for fluorescence imaging and analysis

A device for increasing the optical power of a solid state light source in the green and/or yellow bands, is disclosed. The device has an integral body having an ingress surface configured to receive light from an emitting portion of the solid state light source, an egress surface substantially opposite the ingress surface, and a recess formed within the body. The recess has an input opening in the ingress surface, an output opening in the egress surface, and a recess surface within the body extending between the input opening and the output opening. The recess surface is configured to reflect visible light with Lambertian scatter characteristics.

Integrating cone for an illumination device

A modular LED array light source comprises an assembly of a plurality of solid-state LED array modules. Modules are abutted to provide a large area, high intensity and high-density array that provides substantially uniform irradiance. Preferably, in each module, a linear or rectangular array of groups of LED is provided in which the density of LED die in the array is higher at ends or edges of the modules abutting other modules, to provide improved uniformity of irradiance over the illuminated area between modules. Particular arrangements of clusters of LEDs are provided that reduce or overcome the discontinuity or dip in irradiance due to edge or wall effects caused by the spacing of LED die from edges of the substrate/packaging of each module. These arrangements are advantageous for hermetically sealed LED array modules, for example, which require a minimum wall thickness for an effective seal.

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Sola Anne Kuk