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Solid-State Lighting Technologies to Be Featured at Display Week 2010
Solid-state-lighting (SSL) has been gaining momentum against conventional lighting. It is already well-established in areas such as backlights for displays, digital signage, and small specialty lighting applications, and is expanding its realm into mainstream markets including home, office, and street lighting; automobile headlamps; and other applications. Energy efficiency, minimal heat, and long luminance life have been driving these markets despite the higher costs. How will the technical issues of better heat sinking, improved reliability, and power supplies affect the development and deployment of higher efficiency and lower cost LED and OLED SSL applications? What new product designs and applications are made practical by super-long-life lighting products (e.g., products not designed for bulb replacement)? How will CFL, LED, OLED, and other SSL technologies likely play out against each other over time in the various markets, and how fast should the $/lumen decrease over the next 10 years?
This year's 2010 SID Technical Program organizers will be emphasizing the different developments and approaches that are leading the way toward further expansion of solid-state lighting's role in numerous industries.
Call for Papers: Solid-State Lighting
Abstract Submissions Due December 1, 2009
The Society for Information Display welcomes symposium papers in the following categories:
* Novel Lighting Systems and Sources
* Solid-State Lighting including OLED and LED
* CCFL/HCFL Lighting Systems
* Optical Methods
* Optical-Engine Designs
* Illumination System
* Ambient Lighting and Display Interaction
* Lighting Measurements
* Display Backlights and Control
For details on submitting papers to the 2010 SID Symposium, which will be held in Seattle, Washington, the week of May 23, 2010, please refer to the 2010 Call for Papers posted on the SID Web page: www.sid2010.org.
The deadline for submitting abstracts is December 1, 2009.
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