High density multi-chip LED devices
AssigneeCree, Inc.
InventorsPeter Scott Andrews, Raymond Rosado, Michael P. Laughner, David T. Emerson, Amber C. Abare, Jeffrey C. Britt
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AssigneeCree, Inc.
InventorsPeter Scott Andrews, Raymond Rosado, Michael P. Laughner, David T. Emerson, Amber C. Abare, Jeffrey C. Britt
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High density multi-chip LED devices are described. Embodiments of the present invention provide high-density, multi-chip LED devices with relatively high efficiency and light output in a compact size. An LED device includes a plurality of interconnected LED chips and an optical element such as a lens. The LED chips may be arranged in two groups, wherein the LED chips within each group are connected in parallel and the groups are connected in series. In some embodiments, the LED device includes a submount, which may be made of ceramic. The submount may include a connection bus and semicircular areas to which chips are bonded. Wire bonds can be connected to the LED chips so that all the wire bonds are disposed on the outside of a group of LED chips to minimize light absorption.
An LED device comprising:
A method of assembling a high-density LED device, the method comprising:
An LED device comprising:
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