Luminatronics LLC has filed a second round in its sole litigation campaign, after dismissing without prejudice both of its March 2023 suits, one against each of Microchip Technology and TI. The new defendants are Analog Devices (2:25-cv-00135) and Bourns (4:25-cv-00111), both again sued in the Eastern District of Texas. A single patent generally related to controlling power dissipation in an LED lighting device is asserted against each new defendant, Analog Devices accused of infringement through the provision of its LT3797 Triple Output LED Driver Controller; Bourns, of its LED Shunt Protectors (LSPs).

Luminatronics LLC has initiated its first litigation campaign, suing Microchip Technology (2:23-cv-00086) and TI (2:23-cv-00085) over the provision of certain LED (light-emitting diode) semiconductor devices: for Microchip, over the CL88020 LED Load Board and CL88020 LED Driver Integrated Circuit; and for TI, over the TPS92411 Floating Switch. Two patents generally related to controlling the power dissipation in LED lighting devices are asserted in each Eastern District of Texas complaint.