Pocket Projectors Possible Thanks to New LED

Although it’s smaller than a pack of cigarettes, Ostar — the latest high-performance light-emitting diode from Osram — is 50 times brighter than comparable predecessor models. Because of its small size (3 cm x 1 cm) and high brightness of 120 lumens (lm), the new LED is ideally suited for use in mini projectors. The LED itself takes up only a fraction of the device’s surface area, generating an extremely bright and uniform light for its size. As a result, the Ostar could play a decisive role in the future development of projectors, ranging from applications for digital cameras and PCs to pocket-sized mini projectors.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news2938.html">Pocket Projectors Possible Thanks to New LED</a></p> <p>Although it’s smaller than a pack of cigarettes, Ostar — the latest high-performance light-emitting diode from Osram — is 50 times brighter than comparable predecessor models. Because of its small size (3 cm x 1 cm) and high brightness of 120 lumens (lm), the new LED is ideally suited for use in mini projectors. The LED itself takes up only a fraction of the device’s surface area, generating an extremely bright and uniform light for its size. As a result, the Ostar could play a decisive role in the future development of projectors, ranging from applications for digital cameras and PCs to pocket-sized mini projectors. <br></p>