Abstract: Disclosed are a leadframe, a bracket and an LED device. The leadframe includes a first photo-etched metal part, having a first electrode and a chip placement layer thereon, which has a greater length for short and long edges than those of the first electrode; and a second photo-etched metal part, composed of a second electrode and a connection layer thereon, which has a greater length for short and long edges than those of the second electrode; wherein a first long edge of the chip placement layer is flush with a first long edge of the first electrode, and a first long edge of the connection layer is flush with a first long edge of the second electrode; and wherein the chip placement layer and the connection layer are provided with L-shaped pins at corners of their first long edges to cover sidewalls of the corresponding corners.

Abstract: An LED device and a bracket thereof. The bracket includes a first photo-etched metal part, composed of a first electrode and a chip placement layer stacked thereon, wherein an area of the chip placement layer is greater than an area of the first electrode; a second photo-etched metal part, composed of a second electrode and a connection layer stacked thereon; wherein a first insulation trench is provided between the first electrode and the second electrode, and a second insulation trench is provided between the chip placement layer and the connection layer. The LED device and the bracket thereof can increase the placement area for placing LED chips, thereby improving the luminance of the LED device.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for master-to-master OT-based artifact peering. A “master-to-master” architecture for artifacts is implemented in a network comprising a plurality of nodes and clients, where no node is designated a “master” or “primary” for a given artifact. A first node receives a subset of remote proposed operations from a second node and determines if a conflict exists between the received subset of remote proposed operations and at least one of a plurality of locally-proposed operations. The first node resolves the conflict based on a total-ordering agreed upon between the first node and the second node. The first node transforms at least one operation, either received or locally-proposed, based on the resolved conflict. The first node than updates a local log to include the transformed operation.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for facilitating the transformation of data from a tabular data set organized according to a data schema to an object based data set organized according to data ontology. The data schema and the data ontology may be used to generate a custom coding language suitable for facilitating the creation of a transform script. Error checking, type checking, autocomplete, and preview tools may be provided to permit the verification of the transform script as it is created.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for master-to-master OT-based artifact peering. A “master-to-master” architecture for artifacts is implemented in a network comprising a plurality of nodes and clients, where no node is designated a “master” or “primary” for a given artifact. A first node receives a subset of remote proposed operations from a second node and determines if a conflict exists between the received subset of remote proposed operations and at least one of a plurality of locally-proposed operations. The first node resolves the conflict based on a total-ordering agreed upon between the first node and the second node. The first node transforms at least one operation, either received or locally-proposed, based on the resolved conflict. The first node than updates a local log to include the transformed operation.

Abstract: Disclosed are a leadframe, a bracket and an LED device. The leadframe includes a first photo-etched metal part, having a first electrode and a chip placement layer thereon, which has a greater length for short and long edges than those of the first electrode; and a second photo-etched metal part, composed of a second electrode and a connection layer thereon, which has a greater length for short and long edges than those of the second electrode; wherein a first long edge of the chip placement layer is flush with a first long edge of the first electrode, and a first long edge of the connection layer is flush with a first long edge of the second electrode; and wherein the chip placement layer and the connection layer are provided with L-shaped pins at corners of their first long edges to cover sidewalls of the corresponding corners.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for facilitating the transformation of data from a tabular data set organized according to a data schema to an object based data set organized according to data ontology. The data schema and the data ontology may be used to generate a custom coding language suitable for facilitating the creation of a transform script. Error checking, type checking, autocomplete, and preview tools may be provided to permit the verification of the transform script as it is created.

Abstract: An LED device and a bracket thereof. The bracket includes a first photo-etched metal part, composed of a first electrode and a chip placement layer stacked thereon, wherein an area of the chip placement layer is greater than an area of the first electrode; a second photo-etched metal part, composed of a second electrode and a connection layer stacked thereon; wherein a first insulation trench is provided between the first electrode and the second electrode, and a second insulation trench is provided between the chip placement layer and the connection layer. The LED device and the bracket thereof can increase the placement area for placing LED chips, thereby improving the luminance of the LED device.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for facilitating the transformation of data from a tabular data set organized according to a data schema to an object based data set organized according to data ontology. The data schema and the data ontology may be used to generate a custom coding language suitable for facilitating the creation of a transform script. Error checking, type checking, autocomplete, and preview tools may be provided to permit the verification of the transform script as it is created.

Abstract: A white LED including red phosphor, at least one blue LED chip and at least one green LED chip, wherein a red light, a blue light and a green light are mixed simultaneously to produce a white light. The red phosphor comprises a first red phosphor and a second red phosphor. The first red phosphor is made from a substance having structure formula M2AX6:Mn4+, wherein the element M is selected from Li, Na, K, Rb or Cs, the element A is selected from Ti, Si, Ge or Zr, and the element X is selected from F, Cl or Br; the ratio of the second red phosphor to the red phosphor ranges from 0.01% to 15%. Further provided is a backlight module. The adjustably colored points of a device comprising M2AX6:Mn4+ are achieved by adding a second red phosphor to the red phosphor comprising M2AX6:Mn4+.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments for user interfaces that differentiate payment instruments having a trusted beneficiary. It is determined that a payee entity has been designated as a trusted beneficiary for a particular payment instrument issued by a particular payment issuer. A user interface is generated that facilitates a user selection of one of a plurality of payment instruments associated with a user account. The plurality of payment instruments include the particular payment instrument. The user interface differentiates the particular payment instrument based at least in part the payee entity being designated as the trusted beneficiary for the particular payment instrument.

Abstract: A red luminophor, LED device and method for making the LED device. The red luminophor includes one or more materials selected from SrLiAl3N4:Eu2+, CaLiAl3N4:Eu2+, Sr4LiAl11N14:Eu2+ and Li2Ca2(Mg2Si2N6):Eu2+. The LED device includes the red luminophor. The method for making the LED device includes preparing a carrier; installing a blue LED onto the carrier; mixing the red luminophors and the transparent sealant to form a mixture; dispensing the mixture on the blue LED and the carrier to form an integration; and heating and curing the integration. The red luminophor has continuous light radiation in the wavelength range of 600 nm-750 nm, with the emission peak at 650-680 nm and the FWHM of less than 90 nm. Its emission light intensity at the wavelength of 730 nm is not less than 30% of its maximum emission light intensity, which matches the absorption needs of phytochrome of plant.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for master-to-master OT-based artifact peering. A “master-to-master” architecture for artifacts is implemented in a network comprising a plurality of nodes and clients, where no node is designated a “master” or “primary” for a given artifact. A first node receives a subset of remote proposed operations from a second node and determines if a conflict exists between the received subset of remote proposed operations and at least one of a plurality of locally-proposed operations. The first node resolves the conflict based on a total-ordering agreed upon between the first node and the second node. The first node transforms at least one operation, either received or locally-proposed, based on the resolved conflict. The first node than updates a local log to include the transformed operation.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments for user interfaces that differentiate payment instruments having a trusted beneficiary. It is determined that a payee entity has been designated as a trusted beneficiary for a particular payment instrument issued by a particular payment issuer. A user interface is generated that facilitates a user selection of one of a plurality of payment instruments associated with a user account. The plurality of payment instruments include the particular payment instrument. The user interface differentiates the particular payment instrument based at least in part the payee entity being designated as the trusted beneficiary for the particular payment instrument.

Abstract: A red luminophor, LED device and method for making the LED device. The red luminophor includes one or more materials selected from SrLiAl3N4:Eu2+, CaLiAl3N4:Eu2+, Sr4LiAl11N14:Eu2+ and Li2Ca2(Mg2Si2N6):Eu2+. The LED device includes the red luminophor. The method for making the LED device includes preparing a carrier; installing a blue LED onto the carrier; mixing the red luminophors and the transparent sealant to form a mixture; dispensing the mixture on the blue LED and the carrier to form an integration; and heating and curing the integration. The red luminophor has continuous light radiation in the wavelength range of 600 nm-750 nm, with the emission peak at 650-680 nm and the FWHM of less than 90 nm. Its emission light intensity at the wavelength of 730 nm is not less than 30% of its maximum emission light intensity, which matches the absorption needs of phytochrome of plant.

Abstract: A light emitting device, including a carrier, at least one first light-emitting diode fixed on the carrier for emitting a first color light, at least one second light-emitting diode fixed on the carrier for emitting a second color light, a first light converter coated on at least one first light-emitting diode for converting the first color light into a red light, and a second light converter coated on at least one second light-emitting diode for converting the second color light into a third color light. The first color light, the red light, the second color light and the third color light are mixed into a sunlight-like light. The light emitting device and method effectively enhance the light emission intensity of the red light, and solve the problems of the existing sunlight-like light, e.g. insufficient red light intensity or absence of red light.

Abstract: A red phosphor comprising a first red phosphor and a second red phosphor having adjustable wavelength. The first red phosphor is made from a substance having structure formula M2AX6:Mn4+, wherein the element M is selected from Li, Na, K, Rb or Cs, the element A is selected from Ti, Si, Ge or Zr, and the element X is selected from F, Cl or Br; the ratio of the second red phosphor to the red phosphor ranges from 0.01% to 15%. Further provided is a white LED and a backlight module. The adjustably colored points of a device including M2AX6:Mn4+ are achieved by adding a second red phosphor having various wavelength to the red phosphor including M2AX6:Mn4+ whose emission wavelength and spectral shape cannot be adjusted. The device can enable full range of colored points with hardly any reduction of the NTSC color gamut.

Abstract: A white LED including red phosphor, at least one blue LED chip and at least one green LED chip, wherein a red light, a blue light and a green light are mixed simultaneously to produce a white light. The red phosphor comprises a first red phosphor and a second red phosphor. The first red phosphor is made from a substance having structure formula M2AX6:Mn4+, wherein the element M is selected from Li, Na, K, Rb or Cs, the element A is selected from Ti, Si, Ge or Zr, and the element X is selected from F, Cl or Br; the ratio of the second red phosphor to the red phosphor ranges from 0.01% to 15%. Further provided is a backlight module. The adjustably colored points of a device comprising M2AX6:Mn4+ are achieved by adding a second red phosphor to the red phosphor comprising M2AX6:Mn4+.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for facilitating the transformation of data from a tabular data set organized according to a data schema to an object based data set organized according to data ontology. The data schema and the data ontology may be used to generate a custom coding language suitable for facilitating the creation of a transform script. Error checking, type checking, autocomplete, and preview tools may be provided to permit the verification of the transform script as it is created.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for facilitating the transformation of data from a tabular data set organized according to a data schema to an object based data set organized according to data ontology. The data schema and the data ontology may be used to generate a custom coding language suitable for facilitating the creation of a transform script. Error checking, type checking, autocomplete, and preview tools may be provided to permit the verification of the transform script as it is created.