The Evolution of UV Light Sources
Since the invention of the arc lamp in 1878, UV light sources have continued to evolve into more efficient and environmentally friendly technologies such as Ultraviolet (UV) Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs). UV LEDs are a solid-state electronics technology that does not use mercury and does not produce ozone making it a safer and more environmentally friendly than traditional lamp technologies. Phoseon has advanced beyond the standard UV LEDs offering high intensity, scalable, long-life UV-LED based curing systems that have significant advantages over all other systems commercially available.
What is SLM Technology? Why is it Superior to Standard UV-LED Sources?
Phoseon’s proprietary Semiconductor Light Matrix (SLM) technology is a breakthrough in high power light applications. It uses a tightly-integrated array of high-intensity light-emitting semiconductor devices. Ultraviolet SLM arrays produce significantly higher intensity light than other UV LED technologies. The light produced by standard UV LEDs is limited by the discretely packaged design. Phoseon's SLM approach is to use proprietary packaging, optics, and thermal design to optimize the output.
SLM Technology features and benefits
UV LED Curing Systems Based on SLM Technology
Phoseon's SLM is the core technology used to build UV LED based curing systems for customers. Here's an example UV LED based curing system from Phoseon:
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