Illuminating textile article
AssigneeFu-biau Hsu
InventorsFu-Biau Hsu, Chun-Jung Kuo
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Abstract
The invention discloses an illuminating textile article including a diode-based lighting device and a textile body. The diode-based lighting device has M contact points where M is an integer equal to or larger than 2. The textile body is constituted by N conductive yarns and at least one non-conductive yarn where N is an integer equal to or larger than 2, and provides M′ conductive exposed portions of the conductive yarns which are separated by the at least one non-conductive yarn from one another. Each of the M contact points corresponds to one of the M′ conductive exposed portions and is fixed to the corresponding conductive exposed portion. The conductive yarns provide terminals for electric connection of a power supply.
Claims14
An illuminating textile article, comprising:
- a diode-based lighting device having M contact points, M being an integer equal to or larger than 2;
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- a textile body constituted by N conductive yarns and at least one non-conductive yarn, N being an integer equal to or larger than 2, the textile body providing M′ conductive exposed portions of the conductive yarns which are separated by the at least one non-conductive yarn from one another, each of the M contact points corresponding to one of the M conductive exposed portions and being fixed to the corresponding conductive exposed portion, wherein the conductive yarns provide terminals for electric connection of a power supply.
An illuminating textile article, comprising:
- N diode-based lighting devices which each has a set of M contact points, N being a natural number, M being an integer equal to or larger than 2;
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- a textile body constituted by a plurality of conductive yarns and at least one non-conductive yarn, the textile body providing N′ sets of M′ conductive exposed portions of the conductive yarns which are separated by the at least one non-conductive yarn from one another and arranged to exhibit a first pattern, each set of M contact points corresponding to one set of M′ conductive exposed portions and being fixed to the corresponding conductive exposed portions, wherein the conductive yarns provide terminals for electric connection of a power supply.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.