Next Generation Switch Mode Power Supply Driver System for ultra efficient LED lighting
用于超高效 LED 照明的下一代开关模式电源驱动器系统
基本信息
- 批准号:101636
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 12.74万
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Launchpad
- 财政年份:2014
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2014 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Lighting accounts for >19% of global electricity consumption. LED’s are revolutionizing the energy efficiency of lighting, however, despite continued innovation in design & materials, thermal management remains the most critical problem of modern LED lighting systems and is the main cause of failure. New Lighting Technology Limited has designed & developed a novel (patented) Switch Mode Power Supply (SMPS) Driver system - ‘Temperature Distribution Quark (TDQ)’ which regulates heat through LEDs resulting in power usage reduction & increasing overall efficiency to levels >90%. They have a bespoke product in the market place, however in order to meet the strict demands on efficiency, power factor & price & to keep pace with a rapidly evolving LED market, NLT now seek to undertake a programme of industrial research to advance & refine the core TDQ technology using innovative components and materials, with the aim of improving the core efficiency of an LED by a further 3% & overall system efficiency by 1%. The project will result in the development of a suite of 8 TDQ SMPS system prototypes with varying power outputs covering the majority of output requirements for the Commercial, Industrial & Construction lighting markets (representing ~10% of global lighting usage). Initial market entry through existing customer base & licensing is expected early 2015, with direct sales following investigation of in-house manufacturing & production options expected early 2017.
照明占全球电力消耗的19%以上。LED正在彻底改变照明的能源效率,然而,尽管设计和材料不断创新,热管理仍然是现代LED照明系统最关键的问题,也是故障的主要原因。New Lighting Technology Limited设计并开发了一种新颖的(专利)开关电源(SMPS)驱动器系统-“温度分布夸克(TDQ)”,通过LED调节热量,从而降低功耗并将整体效率提高到> 90%。他们在市场上有一个定制的产品,但是为了满足对效率,功率因数和价格的严格要求,并跟上快速发展的LED市场的步伐,NLT现在寻求进行一项工业研究计划,以推进和完善核心TDQ技术,使用创新的组件和材料,旨在将LED的核心效率进一步提高3%,整体系统效率提高1%。该项目将开发一套8个TDQ SMPS系统原型,具有不同的功率输出,涵盖商业,工业和建筑照明市场的大部分输出要求(占全球照明使用量的约10%)。预计2015年初将通过现有客户群和许可证进入市场,并在2017年初对内部制造和生产选项进行调查后直接销售。
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