Abstract: A modulized LED apparatus includes a container having a chamber wall with a chamber therein, a transparent surface thereof for the container to be pervious to radiant energy and/or light. The container has an optical processing area for converging, collecting or diffusing radiant energy and/or light. A liquid refrigerant and an evaporator including a heat conductor unit and a capillary unit are in the chamber, and the capillary unit has a portion contacting the liquid refrigerant. With the heat generated by an operating LED device, the evaporator evaporates the liquid refrigerant into a gaseous phase, which then condenses on the chamber wall and thus transfers heat to the chamber wall for dissipating, and the condensed refrigerant is evaporated again by the evaporator again into the gaseous phase. Due to this thermal recycling, the refrigerant continuously transfers heat from the LED device to the ambient environment.

Abstract: A modulized LED apparatus includes a container having a chamber wall with a chamber therein, a transparent surface thereof for the container to be pervious to radiant energy and/or light. The container has an optical processing area for converging, collecting or diffusing radiant energy and/or light. A liquid refrigerant and an evaporator including a heat conductor unit and a capillary unit are in the chamber, and the capillary unit has a portion contacting the liquid refrigerant. With the heat generated by an operating LED device, the evaporator evaporates the liquid refrigerant into a gaseous phase, which then condenses on the chamber wall and thus transfers heat to the chamber wall for dissipating, and the condensed refrigerant is evaporated again by the evaporator again into the gaseous phase. Due to this thermal recycling, the refrigerant continuously transfers heat from the LED device to the ambient environment.

Abstract: An optic switch for cross-connecting input light signals incoming from inlet fiber cables to outlet fiber cables is disclosed that makes use of a holographic filter (5) having a series of preformed different speckle patterns, each in the form of a hologram (H1, H2, . . . ). Associated with input light signals guided past respective inlet passages (4in) of a multimode waveguide (4), different speckle patterns are formed by applying different control voltages across respective electrode pairs (10, 10a) provided thereon. These speckle patterns past a single outlet passage (4out) of the multimode waveguide (4) into which the inlet passages (4in) converge are joined together and enter the holographic filter (5) in which an input light signal is selectively switched, addressed and cross-connected to an outlet waveguide (2) through a region thereof where a formed speckle pattern coincides with a preformed speckle pattern. The multi mode waveguides (4) is formed in, e.g., a LiNbO3 photorefractive substrate (3).

Abstract: An optic switch for cross-connecting input light signals incoming from inlet fiber cables to outlet fiber cables is disclosed that makes use of a holographic filter (5) having a series of preformed different speckle patterns, each in the form of a hologram (H1, H2, . . . ). Associated with input light signals guided past respective inlet passages (4in) of a multimode waveguide (4), different speckle patterns are formed by applying different control voltages across respective electrode pairs (10, 10a) provided thereon. These speckle patterns past a single outlet passage (4out) of the multimode waveguide (4) into which the inlet passages (4in) converge are joined together and enter the holographic filter (5) in which an input light signal is selectively switched, addressed and cross-connected to an outlet waveguide (2) through a region thereof where a formed speckle pattern coincides with a preformed speckle pattern. The multi mode waveguides (4) is formed in, e. g., a LiNbO3 photorefractive substrate (3).

Abstract: An optic switch for cross-connecting input light signals incoming from inlet fiber cables to outlet fiber cables is disclosed that makes use of a holographic filter (5) having a series of preformed different speckle patterns, each in the form of a hologram (H1, H2, . . . ). Associated with input light signals guided past respective inlet passages (4in) of a multimode waveguide (4), different speckle patterns are formed by applying different control voltages across respective electrode pairs (10, 10a) provided thereon. These speckle patterns past a single outlet passage (4out) of the multimode waveguide (4) into which the inlet passages (4in) converge are joined together and enter the holographic filter (5) in which an input light signal is selectively switched, addressed and cross-connected to an outlet waveguide (2) through a region thereof where a formed speckle pattern coincides with a preformed speckle pattern. The multi mode waveguides (4) is formed in, e.g., a LiNbO3 photorefractive substrate (3).

Abstract: An optical treatment device having a light emission element, a power source for supplying a power to the light emission element and an attaching member for attaching the light emission element to an arbitrary portion such that a light emission face of the light emission element faces a desired portion to be irradiated, whereby the light emission element can be detachably attached to the arbitrary portion and a light such as infrared rays, a laser light and so on can irradiate or heat a very small area of the desired portion.