Ac driven light emitting device
AssigneeSamsung LED Co., Ltd.
InventorsGrigory ONUSHKIN, Gil Han Park, Jung Ja Yang, Young Jin Lee
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Abstract
An alternating current (AC) driven light emitting device includes a substrate, K number of first light emitting diode (LED) cells arranged in a row on a top surface of the substrate, where K is an integer satisfying K≧3, K number of second LED cells arranged in a row parallel to the row of the first LED cells on the top surface of the substrate, and (K−1) number of third LED cells arranged in a row between the respective rows of the first and second LED cells on the top surface of the substrate. The AC driven light emitting device has a connection structure between LED cells to be operable at an AC.
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An alternating current (AC) driven light emitting device comprising:
- a substrate;
- K number of first LED cells arranged in a row on a top surface of the substrate, where K is an integer satisfying K≧3;
- K number of second LED cells arranged in a row parallel to the row of the first LED cells on the top surface of the substrate;
- (K−1) number of third LED cells arranged in a row between the respective rows of the first and second LED cells on the top surface of the substrate,
- a first external electrode connected with a first electrode of a first one of the first LED cells and a second electrode of a first one of the second LED cells;
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- a second external electrode connected with electrodes among electrodes of the Kth first and second LED cells, which are not in connection with the third LED cell
- wherein the AC driven light emitting device has first and second current loops each driven in each a half cycle of an alternating voltage applied between the first and second external electrodes,
- wherein the first current loop has (2r−1) sequence of the first LED cells, 2r sequence of the second LED cells and the (K−1) number of third LED cells, respectively to be connected in series;
- and the second current loop has 2r sequence of the first LED cells, (2r−1) sequence of the second LED cells and the (K−1) number of third LED cells, respectively to be connected in series, where r is a positive integer defining sequences of the respective first to third LED cells with respect to the first external electrode.
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