Seoul Semiconductor, one of the world's 10 largest LED manufacturers, announced that it has introduced a super bright and ultra-small flash LED to replace xenon lamps commonly used in digital cameras or 5 megapixel mobile phone cameras. Seoul Semiconductor's flash LEDs will be used in digital camera flashes from digital camera manufacturers worldwide.
Seoul Semiconductor's new flash LED, the FCW211Z series, features ultra-bright, ultra-small size and long life. The FCW211Z can operate at 2 Amp high currents, reaching 100 feet of candlelight, more than double the brightness of traditional LED flashers.
The small size of the flash LED supports device miniaturization. Suitable for ultra-small products such as mobile phones, digital cameras and video cameras.
Comparison of dimensions between FCW211Z series and xenon lamps
FCW211Z series: 3.5mm wide, 3.0mm long, 0.75 mm high
Xenon lamp: 10.1 mm wide, 4.6 mm long, 3.5 mm high
The FCW211Z series can display moving images and continuous shooting without charging. Traditional xenon lamps do not have these functions. In addition, this series is 2 times longer than traditional xenon lamps.
Byung Hack Lee, head of chip and module at Seoul Semiconductor, said that the performance of traditional LEDs for flash is not the best because of its low brightness. However, with the new FCW211Z series, we can now have better advantages and high quality images than xenon lamps.
Introduction to Seoul Semiconductor
Seoul Semiconductor is one of the world's leading suppliers of LED lighting technology, ranking first among Korean LED lighting suppliers and one of the top ten ultra-bright LED suppliers in the world. Seoul Semiconductor has recently been voted by Forges and Business Week's two internationally renowned magazines as the most promising companies in Asia. Seoul Semiconductor's main product categories include side-light LEDs, top-light LEDs, sliced ​​LEDs, plug-in LEDs and piranhas (super-light) LEDs. Products have been widely used in general lighting, including construction, roads, engineering lighting, portable lighting, advertising light boxes, mobile phones, electronic accounts, televisions, laptops, automobiles, indoor lighting, LED electronic displays and traffic lights. Among them.
Seoul Semiconductor has 927 patents and 83 exclusive licenses. As of 2006, it has owned 1,000 patents. Seoul Semiconductor has three companies in Korea, 12 foreign offices and 90 sales points around the world. Seoul Semiconductor’s total sales in 2006 reached 200 million US dollars. As of January 2007, the number of Seoul Semiconductor employees, including its subsidiaries Seoul Optodevice and Kwang Myung Semiconductor, was 1,022, of which 160 were responsible for research and development.
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