New Century Optoelectronics launches automotive lighting products to actively enter the automotive market

LED chip manufacturer New Century Optoelectronics has actively entered the automotive market and has achieved TS16949 and AEC-Q101 certification. Not only the car headlight source Zeus products, ultra-high brightness ZA9T-12G (brightness up to 2650lm) has been mass-produced, recently released GAIA products, launched the LED light source near-far lamp (BiBeam) module GA12-30, claiming performance beyond Current HID scheme (HID: High Intensity DischargeLamp).

The new century shows that the company's full range of automotive lighting products from single crystal to polycrystalline has been fully developed, providing automotive lighting customers with more flexibility and more comprehensive design options, complete the breadth of product lines (CSP LED for running lights) , direction lights, fog lights).

Among them, the company launched the ultra-high-power automotive headlamps with a crystal light source ZeusG (ZA9T-12G), with a light output of more than 2,650 lm, reaching 329 lm/mm2. The high-power light source solution is juxtaposed with international first-tier manufacturers and has been in 2015. Started to ship orders for US, mainland, Japan and European car module customers.

In order to strengthen the layout of the lights, the new century has recently introduced the new product of the BiBeam headlight module, which is known as the BiBeam. It is said that the luminous intensity of the near beam (Lowbeam) is nearly 20 times higher than that of the HID. %, the luminous intensity of the high beam is nearly 40% higher than the first scheme.

It is reported that the current high-end models use a HID close light, with a halogen far light. The advantages of led car headlights compared to HID's lower energy consumption and longer life span have gradually become apparent in the past two years, and only the brightness remains to be broken.

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