Light-emitting diode structure
OwnerChien-Feng Lininventor
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Abstract
An LED structure includes a first conductive body, a first insulating body on the first conductive body, a second conductive body on the first insulating body, and an LED. The first conductive body has a conducting portion upward projected from the insulating body and the second conductive body, so that a conducting section at a top of the conducting portion is exposed at the insulating sleeve portion. The LED is mounted on the conducting section of the first conductive body and electrically connected to the second conductive body. With these arrangements, the LED structure may be mounted on a power supply board without the need of distinguishing the polarities of electrodes, and can therefore be easily mounted to and dismounted from the power supply board and be conveniently replaced when necessary.
Claims15
A light-emitting diode (LED) structure, comprising an LED assembly formed from:
- a first conductive body having an upward projected conducting portion;
- a first insulating body having an insulating sleeve portion and being disposed on the first conductive body with the insulating sleeve portion fitted around the conducting portion, such that a conducting section at a top of the conducting portion is exposed at the insulating sleeve portion;
- a second conductive body having a through opening, and being disposed on the first insulating body with the insulating sleeve portion of the first insulating body upward protruded into the through opening, such that the second conductive body is electrically isolated from the first conductive body by the first insulating body while;
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- an LED being mounted on the conducting section of the first conductive body, and including at least one first electrode electrically connected to the conducting section and at least one second electrode electrically connected to the second conductive body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.