Albeo Technologies Develops "chip-in-fixture" Patent Strategy for LED Fixture Innovation

Albeo Technologies has brought "chip-in-fixture" (CIF) patent strategy into LED fixture innovation.

The “chip-in-fixture" (CIF) LED lighting platform, titled LED chip-based lighting products and methods of building (US Patent 8,056,659),covers the integration of unpackaged light-emitting diode chips directly on the inside surface of the external shell of the fixture, to substantially reduce the raw material cost of LED fixtures and dramatically improve performance.

The CIF design minimizes thermal resistance by eliminating printed circuit boards, heat sinks, and the actual LED package. With this foundational patent, Albeo Technologies has developed working prototypes for next generation commercial and industrial LED fixtures. The company expects to begin marketing these fixtures in 2013.

Albeo Technologies Co-Founder and CEO Jeff Bisberg, said that "The chip-in-fixture patent is a fundamental change in the state-of-the-art at the fixture level.  By removing many of the materials and layers currently used in LED fixtures, we are able to both reduce costs and improve efficiency. In the very near future, we anticipate this type of fixture design will allow LED fixtures to surpass fluorescent lighting in value, performance and even upfront cost."

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