Abstract:
A heat generator includes a heat generating member including a heat flow output face, a heat flow insulative member attachably surrounding the heat generating member except the heat flow output face for insulating the heat generating member except the heat flow output face, a heat flow compensating member attachably surrounding the heat flow insulative member but exposing the heat flow output face to allow it contacting with a specimen, and a heat flow compensating circuit connected between the heat flow insulative member and the heat flow compensating member. The circuit is capable of controlling heat generated by the heat flow compensating member to cause no heat flow flowing between the heat flow compensating member and the heat flow insulative member whereby the heat energy of the heat flow outputing from the heat flow output face of the heat generating member is equal to the heat energy of heat generated by the heat generating member.
Abstract:
A light guide device (1) and a backlight module (3) using the same. The light guide device includes a light guide plate (11) and a reflective mirror (10). The light guide plate has at least one light receiving surface (111), and two opposite light emitting surfaces (112,113). The reflective mirror is set between the light emitting surfaces, and is integrally manufactured with the light guide plate. The light guide device and backlight module using the same may be applied to optoelectronic devices, such as liquid crystal displays, overhead projectors, etc. The light guide device has a simple structure, and transforms light from at least one light source (31) into two surface light sources emitting light with uniform brightness.
Abstract:
A heat generator includes a cubic heat generating member for outputting heat flow. The heat generating member includes a heat flow output face and five heat flow insulation faces. Five thermoelectric coolers are attached on the five heat flow insulation faces respectively. A heat flow compensating circuit is electrically connected between each heat flaw insulation face and a corresponding thermoelectric cooler. The circuit is capable of controlling heat generated by the thermoelectric cooler to cause the temperature of the heating face of the thermoelectric cooler to be equal to the temperature of the heat flow insulation face. Controlling the heating in this manner results in the output of heat energy from the heat flow output face of the heat generating member being substantially equal to the heat energy generated by the heat generating member.
Abstract:
A light guide plate (20) in accordance with the present invention includes a transparent plate (200) and a light transmittance enhancement layer (25). The transparent plate includes a light emitting surface (22), and a light incidence surface (21) opposite to the light emitting surface. The light transmittance enhancement layer is provided on the light emitting surface. The light transmittance enhancement layer is made of silicon dioxide or magnesium fluoride. A thickness of the light transmittance enhancement layer is in the range from 58˜69 nanometers. Because of the light transmittance enhancement layer, the light guide plate has enhanced efficiency of utilization of visible light. A backlight system (2) using the light guide plate is also provided.
Abstract:
A heat generator includes a heat generating member and a temperature compensating member made from different material. The heat generating member includes a heat flow output face for outputing heat flow and five heat flow insulation faces. The temperature compensating member encloses and contacts the heat generating member except the heat flow output face. A heat flow compensating circuit is electrically connected between the temperature compensating member and the heat generating member for maintaining a state of no heat flow flowing between the heat generating member and the temperature compensating member, whereby the heat energy of the heat flow outputing from the heat flow output face is equal to the heat energy of heat generated by the heat generating member.