DocumentCode
3073270
Title
Green-lighting recyclable device of LED-MGVC
Author
Jung-Chang Wang ; Wen-Chou Chiang ; Chun-Ling Huang ; Huang-Lin Wu
Author_Institution
Dept. of Marine Eng., Nat. Taiwan Ocean Univ. (NTOU), Keelung, Taiwan
fYear
2012
fDate
24-26 Oct. 2012
Firstpage
98
Lastpage
101
Abstract
There are many benefits for high-power Light Emitting Diode (LED) lamp including weightless, anti-seismic and small size and other advantages of energy saving lighting. And a vapor Chamber (VC) can replace the current five kinds of LED boards (PCB, MCPCB, IMS, CS, and DCBS) and become a new generation of high power LED vapor chamber-based plate resulting from the high heat transfer efficiency, light weight and anti-gravity [1]. Nevertheless, about 80% of electrical input power of high power LED lighting will be in the form of waste heat energy for the LED thermal management. Therefore, this paper is to study the high-power LED lighting technology green energy power for Micro-Generator with LED Vapor Chamber-Based Plate (LED-MGVC) device characteristics, in order to reach the green recycling of lighting energy efficiency. Power generation chip analysis with thermal performance-illumination experiment is utilized in this study that can deduce and verify the best current value Iη of LED-MGVC based on thermoelectric physical phenomena constituting the basic thermoelectric effect theory. The present study develops an original device of LED-MGVC, which composing a Thermoelectric Generator Modules (TGM) with the characteristics and components of LED-VCPCB [2], will absorb the waste heat energy from the LEDs source and convert thermal energy into electrical energy, in order to achieve the best thermal management of high power LED lighting modules.
Keywords
LED lamps; heat transfer; thermal management (packaging); thermoelectric conversion; thermoelectricity; waste heat; LED thermal management; LED-MGVC; TGM; energy saving lighting; green lighting recyclable device; heat transfer efficiency; high power LED lighting; light emitting diode lamp; microgenerator; power generation chip analysis; thermoelectric effect theory; thermoelectric generator modules; vapor chamber-based plate; waste heat energy; Heat transfer; Light emitting diodes; Lighting; Power generation; Resistance heating; Waste heat;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Microsystems, Packaging, Assembly and Circuits Technology Conference (IMPACT), 2012 7th International
Conference_Location
Taipei
ISSN
2150-5934
Print_ISBN
978-1-4673-1635-4
Electronic_ISBN
2150-5934
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/IMPACT.2012.6420244
Filename
6420244
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