Changeable-blade PoE midspan suits global needs
The Model GT-91085-1548 Power over Ethernet (PoE) active injector offers an IEEE 802.3af compliant solution for remote powering of WLAN access points, VoIP, and network
Author: Paul O'Shea
DOE publishes major new study on residential lighting use
The DOE has published a collaborative study focused on developing new estimates of residential lighting usage and energy consumption at the national and regional
GridWise Alliance and Smart Grid Policy Center release Grid Modernization Index
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SID’s Display Week 2014 First Call for Papers
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Astrodyne launches redesigned website with updated features
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Commercial LED lighting revenue will reach $25 Billion annually by 2021
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Cree SiC MOSFETs Enable New Generation of High Efficiency and High Reliability Power Supplies from Delta Elektronika BV
Expanded portfolio of Cree MOSFETs enables 21 percent reduction in power losses and provides a simpler architecture with half the number of
LED arrays offer industry leading 122-lm/W efficacy
The Vero series of LED array products feature 122-/w nominal and 110-lm/w minimum average
Emerging cooling technologies cut data center costs
Emerging cooling technologies aimed at reducing operational expenses within data centers will have the largest compound average growth rate (CAGR) among all cooling
Epi-wafer market to grow to $4-B in 2020 as LED lighting zooms to $80 Billion
GaN-on-Sapphire remains the entrenched incumbent while leading challenger GaN-on-Si will gain only a 10% market