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| Weekly updates: Monday, March 15, 2010 7:00:00 PM LED modules offer a bright future for aviation lighting LED lighting offers exciting benefits for aircraft both in terms of how the lighting can be designed and the installed functionality it can deliver, according to James Stratford of Universal Science. The aviation lighting market is experiencing a revolution, with conventional incandescent lighting being replaced by LED modules. Applications both civil and military, in-cabin and exterior, in the air and on the ground, are all being affected. http://ledsmagazine.comMethods of lighting have influenced styles of lamps New types of lighting are creating new types of lamps today. LED, fluorescent and halogen lighting require special styles of holders for the bulbs, some suspended from the ceiling and some used in table or floor lamps. http://www.kansas.comBand and Plane the next dimension in LED luminaire design Two new families of LED luminaires Band and Plane have been launched by Thorn to help lighting designers create magical atmospheres in towns and cities. http://www.lightingdirectory.comCarmanah Provides Solar LED Obstruction Lighting for Telecommunications Projects in Sudan Carmanah to supply 200 solar-powered LED red obstruction light for the Sudanese Modile Telephone Company (Mobitel) in Khartoum, Sudan. http://www.RenewableEnergyAccess.comLUXEON LEDs Achieve New Exterior Automotive Lighting Firsts Replacing Conventional Bulbs in Multiple Vehicles Philips Lumileds Lighting Company, the leading provider of LEDs for automotive exterior lighting applications, is supplying the power LED technology behind a variety of exterior lighting innovations on 2006 automobiles. http://www.lumileds.comNew LED Technology for Emergency Lighting in Extreme Conditions A new emergency wallbulkhead luminaire, the NexLED http:www.chalmi
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http://www.responsesource.com$5 million for Sandia-led LED research drive In a bid to reduce over-consumptio
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