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Restricted places are available for the workshops on days 1 & 2 please contact info@photonicscluster-uk.org or +44 (0) 121 260 6020 for more information and registration
SOLID STATE LIGHTING TECHNOLOGIES & MARKETS 16th May 2006
National Motorcycle Museum 08h00 - 17h00
| 08h00-09h00 |
Workshop
1 : How [not] to drive LEDs; Supertex Inc.
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| 09h00 |
Registration for Conference Delegates |
| 09h15 |
Event Opening |
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| 09h20 |
Session 1: SSL Manufacturers and Trends |
| 09h20 |
Andrew Murray, iSuppli:
LED Market Overview |
| 09h40 |
Chris Mesnager, Lexedis Lighting:
White LEDs for a Brighter Future |
| 10h00 |
Mark McClear, Cree:
Pushing the Boundaries of SSL: Technology and Market Drivers |
| 10h20 |
X. Gordon Liu, Xiamen Powstar Optoelectronics Corporation:
High Brightness Industry Trends in China |
| 10h40 |
Panel Discussion |
| 10h55 |
Coffee Break |
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| 11h15 |
Session 2: Technology breakthroughs, Driving, Packaging & Thermal Modelling of High Brightness LEDs |
| 11h35 |
Christian Hochfilzer, Tridonic.Atco:
Innovative Lighting Solutions: a breakthrough for general lighting and automotive markets |
| 11h55 |
Mr.Nobuyuki Fukabori, Kyocera:
Ceramic Packaging for High Power LEDs |
| 12h15 |
Bill Riegler, NuSIL Technology:
Index Matching Silicon for High Brightness LED Packaging |
| 12h35 |
Dr Iain Mosely, National Semiconductor:
The Driving of LEDs |
| 12h50 |
Panel Discussion |
| 12h50 |
Lunch Break - Exhibition |
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| 14h15 |
Session 3: Radiometry, Photometry, LED Safety & Technology |
| 14h15 |
Ron Rykowski, Radiant Imaging:
Quality Control Techniques- Testing of LEDS and Assemblies in Production |
| 14h35 |
Markus Maile, Heptagon Oy:
Micro-optics enabling the most compact LED light source solutions |
| 14h55 |
Hugh Barton, OptiConsulting UK:
Optical Measurement Techniques for LED Clusters and LED Safety |
| 15h15 |
Dr. Thomas Fröhlich, Laser Vision:
Ultra Bright LEDs - Are they Safe? A guide to Compliance with Standards |
| 15h35 |
Panel Discussion |
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| 15h50 |
Session 4: New Solid State Lighting Technology |
| 15h50 |
Dr. Sven Murano, Novaled:
OLEDs: The Future of Lighting? |
| 16h10 |
Richard Kirk, Elumin8:
Electroluminescence in Lighting Applications |
| 16h30 |
Majd Zoorob, Mesophotonics Ltd:
Quasicrystals: the road to brighter LEDs! |
| 16h30 |
Panel Discussion |
| 16h45 - 17h30 |
Exhibition Time |
| 17h00 - 18h00 |
Workshop 2 : LED Measurement Workshop; Pro-Lite Technology, Labsphere & Radiant Imaging
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LED Applications
17th May 2006
National Motorcycle Museum
08h00 - 17h00
| 08h00 |
Workshop
3 : How to Avoid the 4 Biggest Mistakes Made When Developing Luminaries with LEDs;
MARL International
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| 09h00 |
Registration for Conference Delegates |
| 09h15 |
Event Opening |
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| 09h20 |
Session 1: Applications Overview |
| 09h20 |
J Keith Scott, Lumileds:
Selecting the right LEDs: How to compare apples to apples |
| 09h40 |
Signage and Amenity Lighting |
| 09h40 |
John Rothery, Philips:
LEDs for Signage |
| 10h00 |
Carl Clarke, Advanced LEDs
Street lighting: Who Needs High Pressure Sodium? |
| 10h20 |
Barry Williams, Orbik Electronics:
LEDs in Emergency Lighting |
| 10h40 |
Panel Discussion |
| 10h55 |
Coffee Break |
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| 11h15 |
Session 2: Architectural and Entertainment |
| 11h15 |
Nadarajah Narendran, Lighting Research Center:
Are the LED systems catering to the needs of the lighting specifiers? |
| 11h35 |
Professor Phil Jones, Welsh School of Architecture:
Architect LED Lighting |
| 11h55 |
Chris Ewington: i:Pix
Trends in Entertainment Lighting |
| 12h15 |
Panel Discussion |
| 12h30 |
Lunch Break - Exhibition |
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| 13h55 |
Session 3: Road, Rail and Aerospace |
| 13h55 |
Nick Houslip, Supertex Inc
Driving LEDs in your car |
| 14h15 |
Karsten Eichhorn, Hella:
LEDs in Automotive Applications |
| 14h35 |
Brian Whitnall, Techspan Systems:
Variable Messaging Systems |
| 14h55 |
Frank Robertazzi, CML Innovative Technologies:
The Future of LEDs in Aircraft Applications |
| 15h15 |
Richard Farmer, Alstom:
LEDs in Airfield Lighting |
| 15h35 |
Panel Discussion |
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| 15h50 |
Session 4: Defense and Manufacturing |
| 15h50 |
Simon Stanley, StockerYale:
The LED Revolution in Machine Vision |
| 16h10 |
Tim Bushell, Oxley Developments Co. Ltd.
LEDs in Defence and Security |
| 16h30 |
Panel Discussion |
| 16h45 - 17h30 |
Exhibition Time |
| 17h00 - 18h00 |
Workshop 4 : Architects Workshop; Welsh School of Architecture
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DTI Global Watch Missions Dissemination Conference: Japan and the USA |
18th May 2006
National Motorcycle Museum
09h00 - 16h30
| 09h00 |
Registration for Conference Delegates |
| 09h30 |
Event Opening |
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| 09h35 |
Session 1: LED Technology: mission to Japan |
| 09h40 |
Support for technology partnering with Japan.
Phillip White, DTI Global Watch Service |
| 09h50 |
Status of Japanese core technologies
Professor Wang, University of Bath |
| 10h10 |
10.10 Medical and healthcare applications
Gareth Jones, ENFIS |
| 10h30 |
General lighting applications
Gordon Routledge, Dialight-Lumidrives |
| 10h50 |
Coffee Break |
| 11h20 |
Intelligent highway displays
Ian French, Hill and Smith Holdings plc |
| 11h40 |
Application of road of rail signals
David Rudge, Westinghouse Rail Systems |
| 12h00 |
Panel Questions and Answers Session |
| 12h10 |
Lunch |
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| 13h15 |
Session 2: LED Technology: mission to the USA |
| 13h20 |
Support for technology partnering with the USA
David Jack, DTI Global Watch Service |
| 13h30 |
Status of USA core technologies
Professor Wang, University of Bath |
| 13h50 |
Applications in general lighting
Gordon Routledge, Dialight -Lumidrives |
| 14h10 |
Application trends of highway displays
Simon Dolan, Techspan Systems |
| 14h30 |
14.30 General signage and egress lighting
Adrian Rawlinson, Marl International |
| 14h50 |
Coffee Break |
| 15h10 |
Road and rail technology applications
David Rudge, Westinghouse Rail Systems |
| 15h30 |
Optical design and safety requirements for LED systems
Mike Bean, Carclo Technical Plastics |
| 15h50 |
Panel Questions and Answers Session |
| 16h00 |
Networking and close of Event |
| 16h30 |
Close |
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