Programmable photo power source

• US 20060253175A1
• Filed: 12/16/2005
• Published: 11/09/2006
• Est. Priority Date: 05/06/2005
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Lighthouse Technologies (Lextar Electronics Corporation)
• Original Assignee: Lighthouse Technologies (Lextar Electronics Corporation)
• Inventors: Fan, Chu-Ping, Tsou, Shang-Chih, Hsieh, Hsiang-Cheng
• Application Number:
  US11/304,751
• Publication Number:
  US 20060253175A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 607/88
• CPC Class Codes: A61N 2005/005 for cooling the radiator
• CPC Class Codes: A61N 2005/0642 Irradiating part of the body at a certain distance
• CPC Class Codes: A61N 2005/0652 Arrays of diodes
• CPC Class Codes: A61N 5/062 Photodynamic therapy, i.e. excitation of an agent

Abstract

A programmable photo power source includes a light emitting assembly containing at least two irradiation panels foldable to each other and each comprised of multiple surface-mounted LEDs; a base to secure the assembly; and a control panel to control operation time, hours and current of each surface-mounted LED to produce better irradiation results with preset wavelength programmable through the control panel.

Claims

1. A programmable photo power source includes a light emitting source assembly containing at least two irradiation panels foldable to each other and each comprised of multiple surface-mounted LEDs and each surface-mounted LED further containing one or multiple light emitting chips as required;

and a base to secure the light emitting source assembly.

3. The programmable photo power source of claim 1, wherein a reflective material is disposed on each irradiation panel of the light emitting source assembly.

5. The programmable photo power source of claim 1, wherein a heat sink mechanism is disposed on each irradiation panel of the light emitting source assembly.

7. The programmable photo power source of claim 5, wherein the heat sink mechanism is comprised of multiple heat sink fins disposed on each irradiation panel.

9. The programmable photo power source of claim 5, wherein the heat sink mechanism is comprised of multiple ventilation fans disposed on each irradiation panel.

11. The programmable photo power source of claim 5, wherein a channel for fluid circulation is disposed on each irradiation panel;

all the channels are linked to a pump disposed at the base; and

the fluid circulates among those irradiation panels and the pump.

2. A programmable photo power source includes a light emitting source assembly containing at least two irradiation panels foldable to each other and each comprised of multiple surface-mounted LEDs and each surface-mounted LED further containing one or multiple light emitting chips as required;

a base adapted with a support to help secure the light emitting source assembly; and

a control panel to control operation time, hours and current of each surface-mounted LED of the light emitting source assembly.

4. The programmable photo power source of claim 2, wherein a reflective material is disposed on each irradiation panel of the light emitting source assembly.

6. The programmable photo power source of claim 2, wherein a heat sink mechanism is disposed on each irradiation panel of the light emitting source assembly.

8. The programmable photo power source of claim 6, wherein the heat sink mechanism is comprised of multiple heat sink fins disposed on each irradiation panel.

10. The programmable photo power source of claim 6, wherein the heat sink mechanism is comprised of multiple ventilation fans disposed on each irradiation panel.

12. The programmable photo power source of claim 6, wherein a channel for fluid circulation is disposed on each irradiation panel;

all the channels are linked to a pump disposed at the base; and

the fluid circulates among those irradiation panels and the pump.

13. The programmable photo power source of claim 2, wherein a control circuit is built in the base to control the circuit and link to the light emitting source assembly, and the control panel is related to a programmable panel that links to the control circuit.