Pending Luminary
The Pending Luminary is a good example of the advances in fashionable lighting that can be achieved using high power LEDs and a very efficient Electronics to power the LEDs from the mains. Modern electronic driver ICs power 3 OSTAR Lighting LEDs.
The pending luminary is designed in order to demonstrate an approach, how fashionable LED lighting systems can be designed, regarding electrical, optical and thermal point of view. The heart of this application is consisting of 3 OSTAR Lighting LEDs with a total power of approximately 48W power consumption. The driver electronics contains a Power Factor Corrector Circuit (PFC) because above 25W the EN61000-3-2 norm has to be fulfilled.

Pending Luminaire
For optimal control the LEDs have to be supplied by a current source. The circuit is fulfilling all requirements, especially an excellent energy efficiency above 90% is guaranteed.
The SARCONĀ® Thermal Interface Materials from Fujipoly provides a good thermal connection between the OSTAR and the aluminium base.
- General lighting systems
- High-tech LED lamps
- Ambient lighting systems
- Architainment
- Advertising lighting
- Decoration lighting
- Interior lighting
- Stable white colour
- Simple and easy design modification
- Wide input voltage range
- High Power Factor
- Constant current sources for LEDs
- Cost effective design
- Dimming function easily achievable
Optical solutions
Optical and light consulting / Light Architecture
Thermal solutions
Heatsink engineering and manufacturing, Thermal management substrates, Thermal interface materials
Electronic solutions
Electronic and Controls Engineering, Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS), IC driver manufacturers, Driver Circuit Supplier
- OSRAM – OSTAR Lighting LED
- Texas Instruments – Driver Demoboard
- Supertex – HV9910 Demoboard
- STMicroelectronics – ICs driver board (L6562A, L6565D, STP8NM50)
- Roal Electronics s.p.a. – Configurable 60W LED Driver
- Fujipoly – SARCONĀ® Thermal Interface Materials
Photo Credits:
Ulrich Kirchenberger, Ales Loidl, Pavel Koutensky – STMicroelectronics
Project Credits:
OSRAM Opto Semiconductors
Roal Electronics s.p.a.
STMicroelectronics
Texas Instruments
Supertex
Fujipoly


