Optek Technology has developed a series of LED module strips for signage and channel-letter applications.

Osram Opto Semiconductors has developed the Advanced Power TopLED Plus, providing 15 per cent more light for direct display backlighting than standard Advanced Power TopLEDs.

Ultra Low Noise Silicon and InGaAs APD pre-amplifier modules are now available from Pacer.

A medium-power LED from Samsung featuring six terminals is now available through CML Innovative Technologies.

Avago Technologies has announced a 1W warm white Moonstone power LED emitter for use in a variety of architectural, commercial, spot light, task, backlighting, and decorative lighting applications.

LEDs provide solid-state lighting application designers with a robust and reliable package that provides high brightness illumination and easy installation.

The new Marl 261 series is ideal for industrial control panels and annuniciator panels, offering a 100kh service life, compared with 1kh for a typical filament lamp.

Osram development engineers are claiming new records for the brightness and efficiency of white LEDs in the laboratory.

LEDs offer uniform brightness regardless of lens colour, AC/DC power supply or supply voltage.

New fashion company, Couture Clubbing, has created some striking apparel featuring LEDs from Marl International.

Information focuses on fine measurements and small distances so that external optics and light guides can be customised.

Osram Opto Semiconductors is co-ordinating the CombOLED project, which aims to achieve cost effective OLED lighting solutions.

The thinnest autofocus LED in the industry will help digital still camera and camera phone designers to further reduce the overall thickness of those applications.

Surface mount technology makes the new version of the Ostar Projection LED suitable for standard soldering processes.

LEDs leverage latest manufacturing and semiconductor technology to achieve the best ever lumens light output per penny cost of the LED.

Increased efficiency is derived from both an improved shape and arrangement of electrodes and an improved chip surface treatment.

Devices are ideal for light-guide-based backlighting of displays in high ambient light conditions, such as in automotive dashboards and aircraft cockpits.

Ideally suited for applications where extremely vivid colours are preferred such as mobile phones, laptops, navigation systems and microdisplays.

Billed as the ultimate immersive desktop display, the 42.4in Ostendo CRVD wraps around the viewer and delivers billions of colours with better than 300cd/m2 brightness.

CML-IT's first in-house exhibition was heralded as success with visitors.