University of Toronto launches a viable solution to control the heat generated by LED lights

LED lamps have the characteristics of energy saving and longevity, but their brightness is far less than the brightness emitted by 100-watt incandescent lamps, and as the brightness increases, the problem of LED lamps heating up and losing life will also appear. However, recently, three alumni of the University of Toronto have teamed up to develop a viable solution that can increase the brightness of LED lights and effectively control the heat generated by LED lights.

The solution is actually a specially designed electric light called NanoLight, which looks like a classic 100W light bulb. Its surface is covered with a conductive circuit board, and a certain number of LED lights are evenly distributed, so that it can provide illumination in a wide range. And increase the brightness.

Although some companies have successfully developed LED lamps that match the brightness of 60-watt incandescent lamps, it is more difficult to produce LED lamps with higher brightness because the heat-emitting cost of high-brightness LED lamps is higher than its lifetime cost. .

NanoLight not only solves the problem of heat, but also has very low power. Usually it only needs 12 watts of power to provide the equivalent of 1600 lumens of 100 watt incandescent lamps, mainly due to its special distributed design.

The three designers said that the welding process they used to make the three-dimensional circuit board is not yet fully mature, so they have begun to launch three models of Nanolight on foreign fund-raising platforms, including 12W (equivalent to 100W incandescent), 10W. (Approximately 75W incandescent), 12W (1800 lumens), each priced at around $50. As a result, they raised funds to help them improve their processes and prepare for the marketization of NanoLight.


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