Method and system for attachment of light emmiting diodes to circuitry for use in lighting
First Claim
1. A system comprising of at least one light emitting diode, wherein said light emitting diode have at least two leads at least one anode lead and at least one cathode lead, wherein said leads are modified by flattening and/or bending and/or folding to form a set of prongs, wherein said set of prongs each contain a spring mechanism wherein said spring mechanism is able to compress when each of the said prongs are inserted into a matching set of sockets, wherein the set of prongs forms at least two planes of contact with the sockets, wherein said two planes of contact one is positive and one is negative which provides electric and thermal conduction.
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Abstract
A method and system for attaching LEDs to circuitry which would protect the LEDs from heat damage and allows for individual LEDs to be replace when a LED fails, without a significant increase in manufacturing cost.
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- 1. A system comprising of at least one light emitting diode, wherein said light emitting diode have at least two leads at least one anode lead and at least one cathode lead, wherein said leads are modified by flattening and/or bending and/or folding to form a set of prongs, wherein said set of prongs each contain a spring mechanism wherein said spring mechanism is able to compress when each of the said prongs are inserted into a matching set of sockets, wherein the set of prongs forms at least two planes of contact with the sockets, wherein said two planes of contact one is positive and one is negative which provides electric and thermal conduction.
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