Ceramic radiator with conductive circuit

• US 20100328942A1
• Filed: 03/15/2010
• Published: 12/30/2010
• Est. Priority Date: 06/29/2009
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Te-Lung Chen
• Original Assignee: Te-Lung Chen
• Inventors: Chen, Te-Lung
• Application Number:
  US12/661,204
• Publication Number:
  US 20100328942A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 362/235
• CPC Class Codes: F21V 29/86 Ceramics or glass
• CPC Class Codes: F21Y 2115/10 Light-emitting diodes [LED]

Abstract

A ceramic radiator with conductive circuit uses the ceramic with high conductive ceramic and better radiation physical characteristics to manufacture the one-body-shaped radiator. The radiator has front side, back side and ends. The conductive circuit is set on the front side of the radiator to enable one or more LED lights installed thereon lightened. Several sets of the heat sinks are installed on the back side and the ends to increase the efficiency of heat dissipating. A lamp mask covers the LED lights. The ceramic radiator may remove its lamp mask when placed indoors.

Claims

1. A ceramic radiator with conductive circuit which rapidly absorbing and dissipating the heat of the LED lights being lightened uses the ceramic with high conductivity and high radiation physical characteristics to manufacture said one-body-shaped radiator, wherein said radiator has front side, back side and ends;

a conductive circuit is set on said front side of said radiator to enable one or more LED lights installed thereon lightened;

several sets of said heat sinks are installed on said back side and said ends to increase the efficiency of heat dissipating;

a lamp mask covers said LED lights, said ceramic radiator may remove its lamp mask when placed indoors.

2. A ceramic radiator with conductive circuit as recited in claim 1, wherein said heat sinks may be only installed on said back side or one of said ends.

3. A ceramic radiator with conductive circuit as recited in claim 1 comprising with a frame with several retaining holes thereon, radiators, said LED lights, and said lamp mask, wherein install one radiator into each retaining hole respectively and allow each set of said heat sinks out of said retaining hole;

install said LED lights on said conductive circuit at the bottom of said radiator to enable said LED lights receive the electric power to be lightened;

said lamp mask covers each set of said LED lights to form a structure of plurality of radiators.

4. A ceramic radiator with conductive circuit as recited in claim 1 comprising with a ceramic cover, said LED lights, and said lamp mask, wherein many sets of heat sinks are prominent outwardly on top of said ceramic cover;

a conductive circuit is set at the bottom, and said LED lights are installed on said conductive circuit to enable said LED lights receive the electric power through said conductive circuit to be lightened;

said lamp mask covers each set of said LED lights;

all LED lights and said masks are installed under said ceramic cover to form a single large structure.

5. A ceramic radiator with conductive circuit as recited in claim 1 comprising with a long-shaped radiator, said LED lights, and said lamp mask, wherein said long-shaped radiator is hollow inside, install heat sinks on each inside;

a conductive circuit is set on each outside, and said LED lights are installed on said conductive circuit to enable said LED lights receive the electric power to be lightened, said lamp mask covers said LED lights.

6. A ceramic radiator with conductive circuit as recited in claim 1, 3, 4 or 5, wherein said radiator, said ceramic cover and said heat sinks on said long-shaped radiator can be cylindrical dissipating protrusions, cone-shaped dissipating protrusions, square-column-shaped dissipating protrusions or wavy dissipating protrusions.

7. A ceramic radiator with conductive circuit as recited in claim 6, wherein said cylindrical dissipating protrusions, said cone-shaped dissipating protrusions, and said square-column-shaped dissipating protrusions can be hollow.

8. A ceramic radiator with conductive circuit as recited in claim 6, wherein the area of heat dissipating on said radiator is wide enough, there is no need to install said heat sinks, said back side and said ends could be designed as smooth surfaces instead.