1. Lighting Dimensions Vehicle lighting technology. Technical requirements, legal framework, development of lighting technology http://lightingdimensions.com/

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2. Home MA lighting technology GmbH Dachdeckerstr. 16 D97297 Waldbuettelbrunn Germany http://www.malighting.com/

3. Lighting Technology lighting technology. Copyright Niel Brandt 1994. Please see the Copyright Notice. http://www.gsu.edu/other/timeline/lights.html

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4. LCD & LED Display Light & Lighting Solutions From Global Lighting Technology Inc Manufacturing of display solutions for LCDs used by high volume OEMs or manufacturers of LCD displays. http://www.glthome.com/

Global Lighting Technologies Inc. brings a new dimension to illuminating information displays from cell phones to PDAs, laptop computers to desktop monitors, and Internet appliances to desktop phones. With cutting edge technology and worldwide manufacturing, GLT is the display lighting solution for small to large LCDs used by high volume OEMs or manufacturers of LCD displays. The following are the reasons that you should consider GLT for your display's lighting requirements- Backlights for LCDs from Small to Large-Sizes Uniform, High-Efficiency Lighting More Output with Less Power Higher Brightness Custom Designs Low Cost, Far East Manufacturing Low to High Volume Production Multiple Locations Worldwide Fast Delivery to Meet Demanding Production Schedules Total Display Lighting System Solutions Global Lighting Technologies, Inc., USA Office, 55 Andrews Circle, Brecksville, OH 44141 Tel: 440-922-GLTI (4584) Toll Free: 866-922-GLTI (4584) Fax: 440-922-4585 Global Lighting Technologies, Inc., Taiwan Office, No. 1149, Sec. 3, Min-Chuan Rd., Chung-Li, Taiwan

5. BTS: Vision 2020, The Lighting Technology Roadmap The lighting technology roadmap charts a course for continued innovationin the lighting industry. The roadmap will guide cooperation http://www.eere.energy.gov/buildings/vision2020/

The lighting technology roadmap charts a course for continued innovation in the lighting industry. The roadmap will guide cooperation among manufacturers and professionals, and members of the academic, government, and research communities to help the lighting industry achieve its long-term vision for more efficient, more effective, and more economical lighting solutions. Currently there are no roadmap activities. If you have comments about the roadmap, or are interested in participating in future roadmap implementation activities, sign up on our mailing list Download the Roadmap High resolution PDF 3.73 MB Lower resolution PDF 1.34 MB More than 200 lighting stakeholders cast their votes to select the high-priority activities identified in this technology roadmap. See detailed voting results Search Webmaster BTS Home U.S. Department of Energy Last updated:

6. PANASONIC LIGHTING Shortly thereafter, fluorescent lighting technology was perfected and mass produced for industrial and commercial http://www.panasonic.com/MHCC/pl/technoi.htm

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7. Global Lighting Technology, Inc. - In The News Molded MicroLens™ Technology Enhances Cell Global Lighting Technologies FeaturingNew, More Efficient, CostSaving Backlighting Technologies at SID 2002. http://www.glthome.com/news.htm

Global Lighting Technologies Inc. and its display illumination technologies and products have received ample coverage in the national and international electronics media. Click on the topic that interests you. ARTICLES: "LED Light Guides Evolve to Meet the Demands of Today's LCDs" (from ECN, July, 2002) "Backlighting Today's LCDs" "New Technology for More Efficient CCFL Backlighting" (from Information Display, May/June 2001) "New Backlight Enhances Digital Multimeter" (from Portable Design, February 2001) "LCD Backlighting Technologies...Which One is Best for You?" (from Electronic Component News, January 2001) (from Wireless Design Online, July 12, 2000) NEWS RELEASES: New 15-inch CCFL Assembly Brings Cost Efficiencies To Backlighting of LCD Desktop Computer Monitors Global Lighting Technologies Featuring New, More Efficient, Cost-Saving Backlighting Technologies at SID 2002 CCFL Backlighting Assemblies Tri-Color Molded Backlights ... Formation of Global Lighting Technologies, Inc. Global Lighting Technologies, Inc., USA Office, 55 Andrews Circle, Brecksville, OH 44141 Tel: 440-922-GLTI (4584) Toll Free: 866-922-GLTI (4584) Fax: 440-922-4585 Global Lighting Technologies, Inc., Taiwan Office, No. 1149, Sec. 3, Min-Chuan Rd., Chung-Li, Taiwan

8. GE Lighting - We Bring Good Things To Life The very latest in lighting technology for industry, roadways and outdoor areas. General Electric industrial lighting fixtures. http://www.gelighting.com/

Learn how to bring out the colors in your home, save energy costs, and redecorate with lighting. See your world in a whole new light with the truly amazing Reveal light bulb. Save on your lighting bill with GE Energy Star products. Find lighting solutions specific to your business. Lighten up your bottom line. Starcoat SXL offers 36,000 hours of life, fewer burnouts, and fewer hassles. New High Output Biax lamps offer high lumen output and excellent efficiency. Harness the power of light. Read the history of lighting, learn lighting basics, or register for conferences. Our lighting experts can teach you how to design with light. See our conference schedule. Not changing your lighting can cost money. The cost of waiting calculator can show you how. Are you specifying the right light? Find up-to-date technical information, tools and resources here. Create space and drama with ConstantColor CMH. Crisp color with HID efficiency. Calculate cost of light with advanced Value*Light 1.3 software. - - - Loading Data for Home Lighting - - - - - - Loading Data for Business Lighting - - - - - - Loading Data for Lighting Institute - - - - - - Loading Data for Specifier/OEM - - - English English Français Español Deutsch Svenska Italia © 1997-2002 General Electric Company - USA GE.com

9. Techni-Lux, World Of Entertainment And Specialty Lighting Manufacturer, distributor and wholesaler of professional lighting, special effects and expendables Category Business Arts and Entertainment Tools and Equipment......Click to enter TechniLux web site. A New World of lighting technology.The Techni-Lux Website is under complete renovation. For the http://www.techni-lux.com/

A New World of Lighting Technology The Techni-Lux Website is under complete renovation. For the most current information, please view our latest product catalog: 2003 Catalog and also visit the SGM and Geni websites. Info New Products Dealer ... Links

10. Welcome To The ADLT Home Page ADLT pioneered metal halide lighting technology and we will continue to lead the world in light management. http://www.adlt.com/

11. Plansee Mainframe lighting technology. A Bright Spark turns Night into Day http://www.plansee.at/english/03anw/main/01lichttechnikframe.html

12. History Of Electric Lighting Technology Search sheldonbrown.com Search WWW. History of Electric lighting technology.Presented as a background for those who wish to better http://www.sheldonbrown.com/marty_light_hist.html

Search sheldonbrown.com Search WWW History of Electric Lighting Technology Presented as a background for those who wish to better understand the history behind the CatEye Stadium metal halide lamp. Marty Goodman June 1996 (With special thanks to Zach Kaplan, who provided me with much of the background information for this article from his collection of technical documents put out by GE Sylvania , and the IES handbook) The heart of the CatEye Stadium is its metal halide bulb. This is a completely different technology for turning electricity into light than that used by all other bicycle lights. Do not confuse "metal halide bulb" with "halogen bulb". The two may sound alike, but they denote utterly different technologies in lighting. The world of lights we commonly use to illuminate other things with can mostly be divided into two main categories: Incandescent lights, which use a filament, and Arc Lights, which use an electrical arc running thru a gas plasma. The world of Arc Lights can be further divided into the world of high pressure arc lights (in which light is produced in a physically small bulb of high pressure gasses) and low pressure arc lights, where a physically big tube of low pressure gas plasma is employed. Examples of incandescent lights include the 60 and 100 Watt light bulbs most of us use in our homes, most car headlamps, all flashlights, and all current bicycle headlamps. Incandescent lights come in a number of variants, which go under the names of "vacuum", "krypton", "xenon", "halogen", and "quartz-halogen".

13. Events At Homewood House Revolutions in lighting technology. March 13, 2003 1000 Years of LightingTechnology A Working Demonstration of Lamps from Primitive to Kerosene . http://www.jhu.edu/~hwdhouse/events.html

Exhibitions, Lectures and Special Events Printable Map with Events and Parking Locations Country Houses and Gardens of England Tour Architectural Lecture Series: Baltimore's Great Architects: A View From 1800 O Say Can you See? Revolutions in Lighting Technology January 16 through March 30, 2003 Homewood House Museum Homewood House Museum will examine late 18th and early 19th century advances in lighting technology with its 2003 focus show, O Say Can you See? Revolutions in Lighting Technology , opening Thursday, Jan. 16, with a reception from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the museum, located on the campus of the Johns Hopkins University, 3400 N. Charles St. in Baltimore. Placing a lighted candle in front of a mirror was a clever way to dramatically increase the amount of light in a room. Light was a commodity; the appearance of historic interiors was perhaps influenced more by this than by any other factor. Paint colors, furniture finishes and hardware, mirrors and gilt picture frames, cut glass and silver objects were all designed and chosen for their ability to reflect limited light. Even the siting and plan for Homewood acknowledge that any light other than daylight had an associated cost. Some of the earliest advances in lighting technology were devices designed to improve candlelight by preventing flickering of the flame or by magnifying the light cast by a lighted candle with a silver or mirrored reflector. Oil lamps were another widely used form of artificial lighting and many innovations to the wick, the fuel, the burner, and the fixture itself revolutionized the way that people lived after sunset.

14. Headlines@Hopkins: Johns Hopkins University News Releases Homewood House Museum will examine late 18th and early 19th century advancesin lighting technology with its 2003 focus show, O Say Can you See? http://www.jhu.edu/news_info/news/event02/dec02/lighting.html

Headlines @Hopkins News by Topic News by School Events Open to the Public Blue Jay Sports Search the Site Contacting News Staff Receive News Via Email Resources for Journalists Virtually Live@Hopkins Hopkins in the News Faculty Experts Faculty and Administrator Photos Faculty with Homepages JHUniverse Homepage News Release Office of News and Information Johns Hopkins University 3003 N. Charles Street, Suite 100 Baltimore, Maryland 21218-3843 December 31, 2002 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Catherine Rogers Arthur crarthur@jhu.edu Focus Show on Lighting Technology at Homewood House Museum Homewood House Museum will examine late 18th and early 19th century advances in lighting technology with its 2003 focus show, O Say Can you See? Revolutions in Lighting Technology, opening Thursday, Jan. 16, with a reception from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the museum, located on the campus of the Johns Hopkins University, 3400 N. Charles St. in Baltimore. Light was a commodity; the appearance of historic interiors was perhaps influenced more by this than by any other factor. Paint colors, furniture finishes and hardware, mirrors and gilt picture frames, cut glass and silver objects were all designed and chosen for their ability to reflect limited light. Even the siting and plan for Homewood acknowledge that any light other than daylight had an associated cost. Some of the earliest advances in lighting technology were devices designed to improve candlelight by preventing flickering of the flame or by magnifying the light cast by a lighted candle with a silver or mirrored reflector. Oil lamps were another widely used form of artificial lighting and many innovations to the wick, the fuel, the burner, and the fixture itself revolutionized the way that people lived after sunset.

15. Structured Lighting Technology Structured Lighting System. We have developed a structured lighting based systemwhich works by projecting a series of known light patterns onto an object. http://www.d-vw.com/news/advanced/active_lighting.htm

Structured Lighting System We have developed a structured lighting based system which works by projecting a series of known light patterns onto an object. As these patterns flicker across the object they are recorded with a digital camera and processed by our software to generate high density and high accuracy point clouds which are subsequently converted to polygon meshes as required. This system is suitable for projects that require even more speed or accuracy than D Sculptor can offer, as it can automatically scan thousands of points with an accuracy of better than a millimetre. It is therefore suitable for both creative and technical applications. The system can be configured in a number of ways depending on the desired speed of capture as well as the dimensions of the objects to be captured. Rendered Model The model shown on the right as a a textured rendering as well as as a detail of the wireframe is also available to be viewed in Shockwave 3D For more information on use or licensing of this system please contact us Scanning Process in Action High Precision Polygon Mesh ( enlarge)

16. Choose Your Language T English T your needs. Disclaimer Privacy policy. lighting technology, Downloads• Print • More. lighting technology. Lamps, reflectors http://www.us.schott.com/tgd/english/products/lighting_technology.html

Choose your language: t english t Search t t Sitemap Visitors from outside North America, please click here to go to the websites of other Schott subsidiaries which will be best able to serve your needs Legal information US visitors....please click here to go the websites of our US-subsidiaries which will be best able to serve your needs Lighting Technology Downloads Print More Lighting Technology Lamps, reflectors , dental reflectors, spotlights and Fresnel lenses can be tested for parameters such as luminous flux, angular beam spread, dissipation of brightness and color. These parameters can be measured and evaluated precisely in our lighting engineering laboratory by using computer-aided systems. Our measuring equipment includes photogoniometers, spiral photometers, Ulbricht globe photometers, spectral photometers and color measurement based on triple-area processes with partial filtering. Our laboratory will assist you in the development of new products and the calculation of entire optical systems. We will also gladly help you to improve existing models.

17. Schott Corporation - Advanced Technologies lighting technology; Pressing and Processing Glass; Reflectors; Thin FilmTechnology. lighting technology Pressing Processing Thin Film Technology, http://www.us.schott.com/tgd/english/applications/advanced_technologies.html

Choose your language: t english t Search t t Sitemap Visitors from outside North America, please click here to go to the websites of other Schott subsidiaries which will be best able to serve your needs Legal information US visitors....please click here to go the websites of our US-subsidiaries which will be best able to serve your needs Advanced Technologies Downloads Print More Advanced Technologies Overview Reflectors are coated at Schott Auer using Schott's patented PICVD process. Lighting Technology Pressing and Processing Glass Reflectors Thin Film Technology Schott Corporation Technical Glass Division 3 Odell Plaza Yonkers, NY 10701 [overview] Advanced Technologies Lifestyle ... [overview] You are here: Schott Corporation Technical Glass Division Applications [overview] ... Feedback

18. SAE Papers SAE Technical Paper 200301-0295, also in lighting technology ( SP-1787),2003. Infrared Night Vision Systems and Driver Needs (Rumar). http://www.umich.edu/~industry/saepapers.html

Driving with HID Headlamps: A Review of Research Findings (Sivak, Flannagan, Schoettle, and Adachi). SAE Technical Paper #2003-01-0295 , also in Lighting Technology (#SP-1787), Infrared Night Vision Systems and Driver Needs (Rumar). SAE Technical Paper #2003-01-0293 , also in Lighting Technology (#SP-1787), Benefits of Applying Adaptive Lighting to the U.S. and European Low-Beam Patterns (Sivak, Schoettle, Flannagan, and Nakata). SAE Technical Paper #2002-01-0524 , also in Advanced Lighting Technology for Vehicles (#SP-1668), High-Beam and Low-Beam Headlighting Patterns in the U.S. and Europe at the Turn of the Millennium (Schoettle, Sivak, and Flannagan). SAE Technical Paper #2002-01-0262 , also in Advanced Lighting Technology for Vehicles (#SP-1668), A Market-Weighted Description of Low-Beam Headlighting Patterns in Europe (Sivak, Flannagan, and Schoettle). SAE Technical Paper #2001-01-0857 , also in Lighting Technology Developments for Automobiles (#SP-1595)

19. Society Of Television Lighting Directors Home Page Information about lighting technology for the television industry http://www.stld.org.uk/

Society of TELEVISION LIGHTING DIRECTORS Chairman Secretary Treasurer Membership Secretary Bernie Davis Stuart Gain James and Fiona Campbell Iain Davidson PLEASE ENTER OUR WEB SITE This site is best viewed with at 800x600/ 1024x768 16bit High Colour

20. Lighting Technology IAEEL newsletter lighting technology. Future Bulb less futuristic (IAEEL 12/00).LED developments (IAEEL 1-2/00). Versatile ballast (IAEEL 1-2/00). http://www.iaeel.org/IAEEL/NEWSL/Topics/LightingTechnology.html

IAEEL newsletter Lighting Technology Future Bulb less futuristic (IAEEL 1-2/00) LED developments (IAEEL 1-2/00) Versatile ballast (IAEEL 1-2/00) 12 V IRC lamp for open luminaires (IAEEL 1-2/00) Osram presents 57W CFL (IAEEL 1-2/00) Easy-to-Install Sensor Charms Tough Buyers (IAEEL 2/98) California-based Wattstopper won the Swedish technology procurement competition for an easy-to-install and reliable occupancy sensor for private office rooms. Wattstopper, through its European distributor and co-owner Legrand, will deliver 20 000 sensors to a buyer group consisting of some 20 large office buildingg owners over a two-year period. Two-step CFL by Osram (IAEEL 1/98)At the Hannover fair, Osram presented an integral CFL that has a built-in, two-level light switch called Dulux El Vario New ballast may start CFL revolution (IAEEL 1/98)A new power-supply circut from the small French electronics firm HIB marks the birth of a new generation of CFLs with drastically reduced size, excellent power quality characteristics and low price. Dimmable CFLs available in North America (IAEEL 3-4/97) Pears on Philips« menu (IAEEL 3-4/97) Helical CFL not dead (IAEEL 3-4/97) CFL Harmonics Found Negligiable in Field Test (IAEEL 3-4/97) Costs of LED traffic lights cut by half (IAEEL 3-4/97) Low frequencies and other ceramic updates (IAEEL 3-4/97) Hannover trends in electronics for fluorescent lighting (IAEEL 2/97) Most of the new generation of electronic ballasts presented at the Hannover Fair in April 1997 have power characteristics far better than required by international standards.

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