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Company News :
8th
May
2008 -
Cree Expands XLamp® XR-C LED Family to Include Full
Range of High-Performance Colors
DURHAM, N.C., MAY 8,
2008 — Cree, Inc, a market leader in LED lighting, has expanded its family of
XLamp® XR-C high-power LEDs to include Royal Blue, Blue, Green, Amber,
Red-Orange and Red. These LEDs are available in production quantities.
Standard flux order codes at 350 mA are available up to:
* 350 mW in Royal Blue,
* 23.5 lm in Blue,
* 67.2 lm in Green,
* 51.7 lm in Amber, Red-Orange and Red.
The XR-C color LEDs feature the same isolated thermal path, low thermal
resistance and high reliability as the white LEDs in the XR-C family. They also
offer a smooth upgrade path for customers looking to use the same footprint as
the XR products.
“We are extending our industry-leading XLamp LED portfolio with new,
higher-performance, lower-price options in the XR family form factor,” said Paul
Thieken, Cree director of marketing for lighting LEDs. “Cree enables design
flexibility for color LED applications with consistent drive currents and
footprints throughout the XLamp XR-C and XR-E LED families.”
1st March
2008 -
With increased emphasis on energy efficiency, developers are being asked to
go a step further in planning future subdivisions. In planning the Morning
View subdivision in the NSW town of Quirindi the developer; Independent
Group Australia investigated an environmentally friendly option of solar
street lighting for their estate. With the blessing of Liverpool Plains
Shire Council IGA contacted Weidemuller NSW to design and manufacture custom
LED luminaires which would operate as stand alone units powered by solar
panels on specially designed Vicpole poles. The result is the first P5 rated
LED stand alone street lights using the Cree XR-E Power LEDs, to be used in
a residential subdivision in Australia – quite an achievement. Apart from
zero carbon emissions, it’s said the LED’s have a life expectancy of 50,000
hours and the solar panels are self cleaning. From all reports, the poles
and lights which were installed in July 2007, are “working perfectly”.
10th
September
2007 -
Cree, Inc. (Nasdaq: CREE), a leader in LED lighting components, today
announced it has demonstrated light output of more than 1,000 lumens – an
amount equivalent to the output level of a standard household light bulb –
from a single R&D LED. Cree’s achievement demonstrates continued leadership
in the development of LEDs that can make traditional light bulbs obsolete.
A single-die LED, driven at four amps, produced 1,050 lumens in cool white
and 760 lumens in a warm-white version. Efficacy of the cool-white LED was
72 lumens per watt and 52 lumens per watt from the warm-white device. Both
LED versions operated at substantially higher efficacy levels than those of
today’s conventional light bulbs. Historically, Cree’s R&D demonstrations
generally have been commercialized within 12 to 24 months.
1st
September
2007 - Cutter Electronics are delighted to have been appointed the Australian and New Zealand distributor for
Marquardt. Marquardt are a global manufacturer of Automotive, Appliance,
Power tool Switches and keymodules. They are a leading manufacturer of
Appliance Control Sensor systems as well as custom keyless entry systems in
Automotive applications.
23rd June
2007 -
Cree
Announces Breakthrough 100-Lumen XLamp LEDs Available in Volume Quantities
DURHAM, NC, JUNE 27,
2007 — Cree, Inc. (Nasdaq: CREE), a market leader in LED solid-state lighting
components, today announced commercial availability of XLamp® LEDs with minimum
luminous flux of 100 lumens at 350 mA. XLamp LEDs are the first LEDs to be
available in volume with this level of performance. This advance sets a new
standard in lighting-class LED brightness and efficiency.
XLamp LEDs have now achieved a 100% improvement in performance over the past 17
months. They can deliver either 25% greater brightness with improved efficacy,
or they can deliver up to 55% greater brightness at the same efficacy when
compared to the previous generation of XLamp LEDs. Moreover, the new XLamp LEDs
retain the same footprint as previous XLamp LEDs, thereby protecting customers’
design investments.
"Cree is to be congratulated on surpassing the 100-lumen level in its commercial
white LED products," said Robert Steele, director of the optoelectronics
practice at market research firm Strategies Unlimited. "The availability of such
high-performance devices should certainly accelerate the conversion of the
lighting market to solid-state sources."
“This is an announcement of volume availability, not an R&D result or
availability of a few parts,” stated Norbert Hiller, Cree vice president and
general manager for lighting LEDs. “These LEDs can enable lighting manufactures
to create fixtures using fewer LEDs than before, thereby lowering initial
product cost and reducing energy consumption.”
23rd March 2007 -
Cree
Announces Lighting-Class Performance for Warm White XLamp® LEDs
DURHAM, NC, MARCH 21, 2007 — Cree, Inc. (Nasdaq: CREE), a market leader in LED
solid-state lighting components, today announced that it is shipping warm white
XLamp LEDs that produce up to 124 lumens at a correlated color temperature (CCT)
of 3,000 K when driven at 700 mA. Unlike most warm white power LEDs, XLamp LEDs
are qualified to run at up to 700 mA. With this announcement, XLamp LED
lighting-class brightness and efficiency is now available in warm white from
Cree.
The availability of high-performance LEDs across a full range of color
temperatures can allow lighting manufacturers to build cost-effective LED
fixtures for many indoor home and office applications, helping meet the need for
energy-efficient, environmentally friendly lighting. The new warm white is
available in both the XLamp XR-E and XR-C power LED families that are binned to
the proposed ANSI standard, allowing manufacturers to select LEDs the same way
they select bulbs today.
“The LED industry has struggled to boost the brightness and efficiency of warm
white LEDs, which have historically offered significantly lower performance than
cool white LEDs,” stated Norbert Hiller, Cree Lighting general manager and vice
president. “The new XLamp warm white LEDs hold a stable color point and offer
lighting designers and architects the first lighting-class warm white LED light
source for general illumination applications that have traditionally been lit
with incandescent light sources.”
27th
January 2007 -
Cree XLamp®
XR-E LEDs Now Deliver Up to 210 Lumens
DURHAM, NC, JANUARY
26, 2007 — Cree, Inc. (Nasdaq: CREE), a leader in LED lighting components, today
announced that its award-winning XLamp XR-E LEDs are qualified for use in
high-power applications of up to one amp (A). The XR-E LED produces luminous
flux of up to 210 lumens at 1 A, with typical luminous flux of 176 lumens.
“The Cree XLamp XR-E LED is established as the industry’s best-performing power
LED in production. To make the XR-E LED even better, it is now qualified for
extended performance in higher-power applications, such a portable lighting,
where maximum light output is required,” notes Norbert Hiller, Cree vice
president and general manager for XLamp LEDs. “This qualification also applies
to the millions of XR-E LEDs already in the field, so customers can be confident
using their existing XR-E LEDs at the higher power levels.”
The XLamp power LED platform continues to exhibit superior durability,
flexibility and reliability, allowing further qualification and modification to
extend across an even greater range of lighting applications.
10th
October 2006 -
Cree Delivers the First 160-Lumen White Power
LED. DURHAM, NC, October 9, 2006 — Cree, Inc. (Nasdaq: CREE), a leader in
LED solid-state lighting components, today announced new benchmarks for
power LED brightness and efficacy with the release of the newest white Cree
XLamp® 7090 power LED. This new XLamp LED, available in volume quantities,
produces luminous flux of up to 95 lumens or 85 lumens per watt at 350 mA,
and up to 160 lumens at 700 mA.
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Typical luminous flux for the new
Cree XLamp 7090 LED is 80 lumens at 350 mA, yielding 70 lumens per watt. The
new XLamp LED was designed to enable general lighting applications, such as
street lighting, retail high bay lighting and parking garage low bay
lighting, as well as to vastly improve the light quality in consumer
applications such as flashlights. LED technology has been sufficiently
bright for many general illumination applications for some time. The new
XLamp 7090 LED, however, offers the efficiency and reliability needed to
make LEDs cost-effective for more of these applications. The new XLamp 7090
LED is the first power LED based on the company’s EZBright™1000 LED chip,
which provides the industry’s highest efficacy at 350 mA.
“Cree LEDs are achieving efficacy
levels formerly delivered only by the most efficient traditional lighting
sources, including fluorescent bulbs. We have established a new class of LED
performance,” notes Mike Dunn, Cree general manager and vice president,
lighting and backlighting LEDs. “Our goal at Cree remains to aggressively
increase the brightness and efficacy of our LEDs to ensure that LEDs become
a cost-effective, energy-saving alternative for all lighting applications.”
“The Department of Energy is pleased
to have been a contributing partner in the Cree research and development efforts
that have achieved a new level of performance for power LEDs,” notes Alexander
Karsner, Department of Energy Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and
Renewable Energy. “Now, more than ever, our nation needs energy-saving
technology that is top-quality and cost-effective. The Department will continue
to work with Cree and other lighting-industry partners to turn advanced
energy-saving technology into commercially available and successful products
that save energy for consumers.”
The Cree LED research and development
efforts were enabled in part through funding from the Department of Energy’s
Building Technologies Program, within the Office of Energy Efficiency and
Renewable Energy, and also in part through funding from the Department of
Commerce’s National Institute of Standards and Technology’s Advanced Technology
Program. Cree is also a charter member of the Department of Energy’s Solid-State
Lighting Partnership with the Next Generation Lighting Industry Alliance, an
organization of lighting manufacturers that provides input to enhance the
manufacturing and commercialization focus of the Department’s solid-state
lighting portfolio.
20th September 2006 - Cutter Electronics are delighted to have been appointed the Australian and New Zealand distributor for Luminary Micro. Founded in 2004, Luminary Micro, Inc. designs, markets and sells ARM Cortex-M3-based microcontrollers (MCUs). Austin, Texas-based Luminary Micro is the lead partner for the Cortex-M3 processor, delivering the world's first silicon implementation of the Cortex-M3 processor. Luminary Micro's introduction of the Stellaris(tm) family of products provides 32-bit performance for the same price as current 8- and 16-bit microcontroller designs. With entry-level pricing at US$1.00 for an ARM technology-based MCU, Luminary Micro's Stellaris product line allows for standardization that eliminates future architectural upgrades or software tools changes.
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