Soraa Laser Diode’s LaserLight SMD: LFI 2017 Category Winner – Technical Innovation Award, LED/OLED, Chips and Modules

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SLD’s LaserLight SMD utilizes proprietary and patented semi-polar GaN laser diodes, combined with advanced phosphor technology, and packaged into a 7mm X 7mm surface mounted device (SMD).  The LaserLight SMD combines the benefits of solid-state illumination such as minimal power consumption and long lifetime, with the highly directional output that has been possible only with legacy technology. 

With the laser diode emission focused to a small spot on the phosphor where it is converted to white light, the LaserLight SMD delivers higher luminance than LEDs and enables safe, highly collimated white light output.

The LaserLight SMD provides superior optical control with miniature optics and reflectors, along with high efficiency fiber optic transport and waveguide delivery.

For more information:

www.SoraaLaser.com.

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