IP Library Granted Patent US 7,633,092
Granted Patent B2
US 7,633,092 · App. 11/509,852 · Granted Dec 15, 2009

Omni-directional LED light source

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Patent No.
US 7,633,092
App. No.
11/509,852
Granted
Dec 15, 2009
Kind
B2
Abstract

A light emitting diode (“LED”) device that emits omni-directional light is disclosed. Such omni-directional LED device may include a LED chip capable of emitting light in all directions. In one example of one implementation, the LED chip is then assembled and sealed inside a casing, such as a glass casing or tube that is capable of emitting light in 360 degree beam pattern. Further, the anode and cathode, or P or N-type contacts, may be configured on the LED chip such that light is allowed to emit from the top and/or the bottom surface of the LED chip in the LED device and is further able to reflect outward and fill the casing or tube of the LED device with light capable of emitting omni-directionally.

Claims (24)

1. A light-generating device comprising:

a light emitting diode (“LED”) chip having a first surface and second opposing surface;

an anode secured to the first surface;

a cathode secured to the second surface;

a first terminal extending from the anode;

a second terminal extending from the cathode;

a casing entirely encapsulating the LED chip, anode, cathode and at least a portion of the first terminal and at least a portion of the second terminal, except that portions of the first and second terminals are allowed to extend outward beyond the exterior circumference of the casing; and

whereby the anode and cathode are secured to the first and second surface of the LED chip such that light from the LED chip is able to produce an omni-directional beam pattern when encapsulated in the casing.

2. The light generating device of claim 1 wherein the casing is made of glass.

3. The light generating device of claim 1 wherein the casing is filled with air.

4. The light generating device of claim 1 wherein the casing is filled with vacuum.

5. The light generating device of claim 1 wherein the casing is filled with an inorganic material.

6. The light generating device of claim 1 wherein the casing is filled with an organic material.

7. The light generating device of claim 1 wherein the casing is filled with silicone.

8. The light generating device of claim 1 wherein the casing is an encapsulated body.

9. The light generating device of claim 1 wherein the anode is secured to the first surface such that the anode leaves surface area on the first surface exposed to allow light from the LED chip to be emitted from the first surface of the LED chip.

10. The light generating device of claim 1 wherein the cathode is secured to the second surface such that the cathode leaves surface area on the second surface exposed to allow light from the LED chip to be emitted from the second surface of the LED chip.

11. The light generating device of claim 1 wherein the first terminal and second terminal extend outward beyond the casing at opposing ends of the casing.

12. The light generating device of claim 1 wherein the first terminal and second terminal extend outward beyond the casing at the same end of the casing.

13. The light generating device of claim 1 wherein the LED chip has a transparent substrate.

14. The light generating device of claim 1 wherein the LED chip has an absorbing substrate.

15. The light generating device of claim 1 wherein the LED chip emits light of a first wavelength and the casing comprises a wavelength converting material.

16. The light generating device of claim 15 wherein the first wavelength is a wavelength less than 500 nm.

17. The light generating device of claim 15 wherein the wavelength material emits a wavelength more than 520 nm.

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