Seoul Semiconductor (http://www.seoulsemicon.com) a global leader in LED technology on July 29th announced the release of a new Acrich module designed for omnidirectional lamps. This new module is comprised of the Acrich MJT 2525 series LED along with Seoul Semiconductor's latest generation of Acrich 3 driver IC and a reflector optic.
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Acrich Module with MJT 2525 series LED and Acrich 3 driver IC
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Easy-to-use solution optimized for omnidirectional lamps to meet ENERGY STAR® requirements
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Incorporates Seoul Semiconductor's proprietary Acrich MJT-Multi-Junction chip Technology
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Acrich 3 driver IC solution designed to work with most existing TRIAC or phase-controlled dimmers
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Seoul Semiconductor's Acrich MJT 2525 series LED. (LEDinside/Seoul Semiconductor) |
The Acrich MJT 2525 series LED with dimensions of 2.5mm x 2.5mm and wide a beam angle has industry leading lumen density of 15lm/mm2. It incorporates Seoul Semiconductor's proprietary Acrich Multi-Junction chip Technology to create the high voltage LED package. The Acrich 3 IC is the latest generation driver IC that can work directly from the AC mains. It enables lower cost driver solutions and is designed to work with existing TRIAC or phase-controlled dimmers without sacrificing on power quality or efficiency. All LEDs and the driver IC, are incorporated on one single board, 38mm diameter, making the light engine easy to use in an A19 form factor. Along with the light engine comes an innovative reflector solution that has been optimized to create the omnidirectionality of the light pattern. An optional heat bridge could also be used to improve thermal dissipation of the light engine.
Seoul Semiconductor Executive Vice President of Lighting sales, Jay Kim has stated that, "The new Acrich A19 module is optimized for the performance, and cost requirements of the retrofit lamp market.” He added, “this new module combines the light source, driver, optics and primary thermal management in a single, compact system, simplifying designs and lowering costs for lighting manufacturers."