Abstract:
A single-cluster lamp drive device makes use of a controller to receive video data from a control system and then divides the video data into three sub video data. Next, these three sub video data are simultaneously and repetitively outputted to a digital-to-analog converter in every fixed time interval. Subsequently, the digital-to-analog converter converts these three sub video data to three analog voltages outputted to a voltage-to-current converter. Finally, the voltage-to-current converter converts these three analog voltages to three analog currents for driving light emitting devices to emit light, hence accomplishing voltage-in-current-out driving. The drive device drives a single-cluster lamp composed of one LED or several LEDs to adjust their brightness through current change, thereby coordinating with the control system to produce various color and pattern variations.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a light-emitting diode (LED) streetlight structure, which comprises a light-emitting module, a power module, and a lamppost. The light-emitting module is disposed on side of the power module; the lamppost is disposed on the other side of the power module and corresponds to the light-emitting module. A heat-dissipating structure is disposed on the surface of a housing of the power module. The heat-dissipating structure corresponds to a power supply in the power module, and can dissipate the heat generated by the power supply and reduce the temperature thereof. Accordingly, heat dissipation of the power supply is enhanced, and hence increasing its lifetime.
Abstract:
A thermal sublimation imaging apparatus and a thermal sublimation printer using the same are described. A print head of the thermal sublimation imaging apparatus is fixed, a platen capable of contacting or separating from the fixed print head is lifted up to contact the fixed print head, and an elastic component is used in conjunction to provide a pressure for printing. The platen lays flat in paper feed/reverse mode, and presses downwardly to drive a paper pickup plate to fetch paper. These actions are achieved by a stepper motor together with a sensor through a worm shaft, a worm gear, and at least a gear. Therefore, the number and the cost of the gears are reduced, and the time for switching the printing action is greatly reduced since the switching can be implemented within a very small rotation angle.