LED light bulbs and the manufacturing of them

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LED light bulbs and the manufacturing of them

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Introduction Compact

LED light bulbs are expected to have a CAGR of 28% through 2015.

LED's are very efficient in there use of electricity while providing differing light colors.

As manufacturing processes are enhanced, the price of these bulbs will inevitably drop and ultimately replace both the incandescent and florescent light bulbs.

It has been said that LED's are now where semiconductors were 25 years ago.Each manufacturer has their specific processes they use in manufacturing their LED's.

There is no one best way to make them.There is no one vastly more efficient maker of LED's.

I believe this is one of the next great growth industries of the future.

When PC's were being made in garages and sold for $3000 dollars not too many people had them.

I believe the growth rate of LED's will grow exponentially as the maunfacturing processes become more efficient with speed and yield ,thus allowing a significant reduction in price.

The purpose of this thread is to collectively attract insight into the manufacturing processes and companies that will benefit from this future growth segment.

Let's find the "Intel of the LED world" and the "Amat of the LED equipment companies".

May this edeavor reward us all as well as the semiconductor segment has over the last 2 decades !

Bob

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131	Hi Rick, Yup me too! It looks to me like CREE wants their LED's to be Inte	robert b furman	-	March 6
130	Cree Radio Frequency (RF) Power Business acquisition- IMO- Change in strategy M	richardred	-	March 6
129	HI Rick, Just a note of Thanks for your many excellent posts contributed here.	robert b furman	-	February 26
128	Steven VanSlyke ;98 was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame Co- In	richardred	-	February 25
127	FWIW-Sold VECO this week. Just to nice of a quick gain.	richardred	-	February 25
126	RE-GE Era With Plan to Sell Bulb Business By Rick Clough	richardred	-	February 25
125	Hi Rick, Saw Cohu go thru their horde of cash to make strategic acquisitions.	robert b furman	-	February 13
124	Bought back into this depressed Co. recently. I'm fairly sure they still hav	richardred	-	February 13
123	don't chase it now . . great earnings just came out . . . let it fall back s	Blasher	-	5/10/2017
122	Holy Cow is COHR on fire!	richardred	-	5/10/2017
121	Korean panelmakers in rush to jack up OLED panel output [tweet]	richardred	1	3/22/2017
120	FWIW- I do own IXYS at much lower prices than current. Also one of this Years SI	richardred	-	3/13/2017
119	I like CCMP and will be buying on dips. PKE looks like a decent buy here with a	Blasher	-	3/13/2017
118	I think this company might be one to keep your eye's on. One not only for LE	richardred	-	3/13/2017
117	Hi Rick, I have lurked their thread for years. I just bought two LG TV's b	robert b furman	-	3/13/2017
116	Bob it's no fun for me to be just a lurker in stuff I like. Better yet, It&#	richardred	-	3/13/2017
115	Thanks to all who voice there thoughts here!! Bob	robert b furman	-	3/13/2017
114	It is hard to find a suitable pure play. I'll keep looking. Please Post an	richardred	-	3/13/2017
113	HI Blasher, Great input thank you for your insight. Here are a few : but they	robert b furman	1	3/13/2017
112	great! article . . so true. LEDs ARE the wave of the future. Growth is treme	Blasher	-	3/13/2017
111	New Bilayer Material Could Improve LED Technology Photonics.co	richardred	-	3/12/2017
110	Lifetime of organic light-emitting diodes affected by impurities in vacuum &quo	richardred	2	12/29/2016
109	Sylvania Smart Multicolor LED (HomeKit enabled)	richardred	-	12/28/2016
108	Through LED's it gives more spark than the usual light we have. We can save	robertgruber	-	9/19/2016
107	I had a little stock called Genus; atomic level deposition gobbled up by AIXTROM	robert b furman	-	9/13/2016

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