This inventor holds 3 USPTO granted patents and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Au Optronics Corporation. Active years: 2010.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2010
Title: Therm-Hoo Ke: Backlight Module and Replaceable Light-Source Innovations.
Introduction
Therm-Hoo Ke is an inventor based in Hsinchu, Taiwan. His work includes lighting and display technologies, particularly components designed for backlight modules. He is associated with AU Optronics Corporation and has 3 patents.
Latest Patents
One of Ke’s latest patents, “Replaceable Light Source for Light Source Module and Back Light Module,” describes a light-source module designed for use in a backlight. Its frame has opposing side walls with caves that receive positioning blocks at the ends of the light source. A lid covers the caves’ upper openings and helps keep the light source in position, supporting a replaceable design.
Another patent, “Backlight Module,” describes an arrangement of a frame, optical elements, a bottom plate, a holder, and a light source. The holder fits into the space between the frame’s side wall and the optical elements, moving toward the bottom plate for insertion and in the opposite direction for removal.
Career Highlights
Ke’s patent work addresses practical aspects of backlight construction, including how light sources are positioned, replaced, and supported within a module. These designs focus on component placement and serviceability in display-related lighting systems.
Collaborations
Ke’s listed coworkers include Tzu-Yi Liu and Li-Chuan Yu. His association with AU Optronics Corporation places his work within a company active in display technologies.
Conclusion
Therm-Hoo Ke’s inventions focus on backlight-module design, with particular attention to replaceable light sources and removable holders. His patents reflect efforts to improve the assembly and maintenance of lighting components used in display systems.
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