Philips Lumileds releases Luxeon Altilon LEDs
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Luxeon Altilon LEDs
Philips Lumileds has announced the release of its Luxeon Altilon-power light-emitting diodes (LEDs).
This means that vehicle headlamp designers are now free to use the latest solid-state technology to rethink the look and function of forward lighting, according to the company.
Its small size, high brightness and lower energy consumption make Luxeon Altilon suitable for the next generation of advanced forward-lighting solutions, high- and low-beam applications, daytime-running lamps, static bending lamps and position lamps.
According to Steve Barlow, executive vice-president of sales and marketing, the Luxeon Altilon uses Philips Lumileds' thin-film flip chip die.
Already implemented in the Audi R8 for low- and high-beam functions, Luxeon Altilon can deliver more than 850 lumens and 60MNit at 1,000mA and is AEC-Q101C qualified.
The colour temperature is 5,600K and conforms to both ECE and SAE specifications.
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