Seoul Semiconductor launches the latest patented Acrich module for full-angle bulbs

The world-famous LED manufacturer Seoul Semiconductor (representative director Lee Jeong-hoon) announced on July 29 that it has officially launched the Acrich MJT2525 module for bulbs. The Acrich MJT2525 module incorporates an innovative reflector and, together with Seoul Semiconductor's powerful patented capabilities, it is able to achieve the full-angle bulb required by the Energy Star. The Energy Star is a program that aims to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases, and conducts energy-saving certification of electrical and electronic products. It is a representative symbol of energy-saving products.

Comparison of the Direction of Glow of Traditional LED Bulb Lamps and the Use of Acrich Modules

The Acrich MJT2525 module introduced this time maximizes the advantages of the Acrich MJT2525 LED to provide the best full-angle bulb lamp solution. The Acirch MJT2525 used on the module uses dome-shaped lenses that are difficult to use on ultra-small LEDs, expanding the light emission angle to 130 degrees, thereby expanding the single LED light emitting area. And the Acrich MJT2525 module uses a compact 2.5mm x 2.5mm high lumen LED. All the components needed for the module can be integrated on a 38mm diameter PCB board, based on such a small PCB board and an innovative reflector. , Designed the best light solution. With this design, not only can the visual difference between the use of traditional semi-circular LED lamps be reduced, but the feeling of consumers using incandescent lamps for more than 100 years can also be maintained. In addition, due to the use of Acrich3 technology, the dimming function is greatly improved.

Acrich MJT 2525 Module for Bulb Lamps

Jay Kim, director of the Semiconductor Lighting Division in Seoul, said that bulb lamps are representative products for the alternative lighting market and that cost efficiency is very important. The Acrich MJT2525 module optimizes the heat-resistant design, reduces the size of the heatsink, and uses ultra-small LEDs to minimize PCB size and is therefore very cost-effective. We expect the Acrich MJT2525 to have a warm response in the lighting market.