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New Technology
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Human Factor
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Advanced Substrate
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Making Light
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WELCOME FROM PENNWELL
Dear Colleague,
We are pleased to present the seventh annual LED Japan/Strategies in Light Conference and Expo at
PacificoYokohama. This year’s event continues a tradition of LED Japan conferences which began in 2008.
The worldwide high-brightness LED market surpassed $14 billion in 2013, with 10 companies accounting for more
than 68% of the market. Lighting, which doubled revenues since 2012, now accounts for 30% of the market. Among
main lighting markets around the world , Japan will remain as the largest LED lighting market with a global share of
25.6% in 2014.
Our focus for the LED Japan/Strategies in Light Conference and Expo 2014 is on the developments in LED
applications, technology and government policies that will continue to drive the market forward over the next five
years and beyond. The conference will begin on Wednesday October 15th morning with the Plenary Session.
Dr. Norihide Yamada and Dr. Kibum Nam, will give the keynote address. Dr. Yamada, VP of Japanese Business at
Philips Lumileds will look at “What’s Next in the LED Innovation”. Dr. Nam, CTO at Seoul Semiconductor Ltd. will be
looking at “The Evolution of AC LED Technology”.
In addition to conference programs that will address the important industry developments discussed above, LED
Japan/Strategies in Light Conference and Expo 2014 will also include a comprehensive exhibit area throughout the
two-day conference period. The exhibit area will also feature a variety of exhibitor presentations.
We invite you to join us in Yokohama for the seventh annual LED Japan/Strategies in Light Conference and Expo on
October 15th – 17th, 2014.
Sincerely,
Ella Shum & Manami Konisihi,
Conference Co-Chairs
LED Japan / Strategies in Light
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ABOUT THE EVENT
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
WEDNESDAY 15 OCTOBER 2014
• Five-year forecasts by Strategies Unlimited.
Registration for
Conference Open
8:30-17:00
Conference Center 5F
• Explore the most recent trends in LED applications, technology and manufacturing.
Registration for
Expo Open
9:30-17:00
Exhibition Hall A
Plenary Session
9:00-12:15
Conference Center Room 503
Exhibition Hall Open
10:00-17:00
Exhibition Hall B
Conference Coffee
Break
10:15-10:30
Conference Center 5F
Conference Lunch
12:15-13:15
Conference Center Room 503
New Technology
Session
13:15-15:00
Conference Center Room 503
Conference Coffee
Break
15:00-15:15
Conference Center 5F
Human Factor Session
15:15-16:25
Conference Center Room 503
• Comprehensive understanding of the Japanese market from those involved.
• Network with your peers from the global LED and lighting community.
*Simultaneous translation on all session
WHY ATTEND?
Conference attendees will gain in-depth information about
the newest products and technologies that are impacting
the market, meet key decision makers in the buying process,
participate in important strategic dialogue, and experience
the following:
THURSDAY 16 OCTOBER 2014
Registration for
Conference Open
8:30-17:00
Conference Center 5F
Registration for
Expo Open
9:30-17:00
Exhibition Hall A
Advanced Substrate
Session
9:00-10:15
Conference Center Room 503
Exhibition Hall Open
10:00-17:15
Exhibition Hall B
Conference
Coffee Break
10:15-10:30
Conference Center 5F
Making Light Session
10:30-11:40
Conference Center Room 503
Application Session
11:40-12:15
Conference Center Room 503
Conference Lunch
12:15-13:15
Conference Center Room 503
Exhibitor Seminar A
13:00-17:00
Exhibition Hall A
Application Session
Continued
13:15-13:50
Conference Center Room 503
Standard Session
13:50-15:00
Conference Center Room 503
Conference
Coffee Break
15:00-15:15
Conference Center 5F
Thermal Session
15:15-16:25
Conference Center Room 503
• Lighting designers
Networking Reception
17:30-19:30
Conference Center 6F
Bay Bridge Cafeteria
• Light system designers
FRIDAY 17 OCTOBER 2014
• R
eceive the latest updates on the worldwide LED
component and LED lighting markets, including five-
year forecasts by Strategies Unlimited.
• Explore the most recent trends in LED applications, technology and manufacturing.
• Comprehensive understanding of the Japanese market from those involved.
• H
ear the latest developments in LED-based illumination
from major lighting product manufacturers, designers, and project managers.
• Network with your peers from the global LED and lighting community.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
LED Japan/Strategies in Light Conference and Expo
continues to attract a robust audience – total attendance has
exceeded 4,000 for three consecutive years!
• Executives from the LED Industry
• Buyers of LEDs
• LED product engineers
Registration for
Expo Open
9:30-17:00
Exhibition Hall A
• Sales, marketing, and consultant who serve LED markets
Exhibition Hall Open
10:00-17:00
Exhibition Hall B
• Financial analysts, investment bankers & venture capitalists
Exhibitor Seminar A
13:00-17:00
Exhibition Hall A
• Technical management
*Schedule subject to change
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CONFERENCE GRID
DAY 1
9:00 – 10 :15
WEDNESDAY 15 OCTOBER 2014
PLENARY SESSION
Introduction
Ella Shum, Chair, Strategies in Light Conferences, Strategies Unlimited
Overview of the Global Lamp and Luminaire Market
Philip Smallwood, Director of LED & Lighting Research, Strategies Unlimited
Keynote: What’s Next in the LED Innovation?
Norihide Yamada, VP of Japan Business, Philips Lumileds Lighting Company
10:15 – 10:30
Delegate Coffee Break
10:30 – 12.15
Keynote: The Evolution of AC LED Technology
Kibum Nam, CTO, SSL Research Institute, Seoul Semiconductor Co., Ltd.
A New Perspective on the Design of LED Lamps
Frank Shum, Vice President, Soraa
Overview of LED Component Market
Stephanie Pruitt, Analyst, Strategies Unlimited
PLENARY SESSION
12:15 – 13:15
Delegate Lunch
13:15 – 15:00
Light Recording and Illumination Content Creation
Steve Paolini, President, Telelumen
DUV Nitrides LED: Challenges and Perspectives
Cyril Pernot, Manager, Hakusan Factory Crystal Growth Section, NIKKISO CO.,LTD
Laser Illuminations: Prospects of Blue VCSELs
Tetsuya Takeuchi, Associate Professor, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Meijo Universit
SESSION #2:
NEW TECHNOLOGY
15:00 – 15:15
Delegate Coffee Break
Exploring the New World of Human Centric Lighting
John Hwang, CEO, PlanLED
Biodynamic Lighting in care of the elderly
David Lau, Sales Director, Waldmann Lighting Singapore
15:15 – 16:25
SESSION #3 HUMAN FACTOR
DAY 2
THURSDAY 16 OCTOBER 2014
9:00 – 10:15
SESSION #4 ADVANCED SUBSTRATE
10:15 – 10:30
High Performance LED for the solid-state lighting using GaN on Si Technology
Shinya Nunoue, Chief Research Scientist, Corporate R&D Center, Toshiba Corporation
Latest GaN on GaN reach at Yamaguchi University
Toshiya Yokogawa, Professor, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Yamaguchi University
Delegate Coffee Break
10:30 – 11:40
SESSION #5 - MAKING
BEAUTIFUL LIGHT
Lighting Technology Integration
Gerard Harbers, CTO, Xicato
Delivering Optimal SSL Dimming Performance in Legacy and Wireless Systems
Scott Brown, SVP, Marketing, Dialog Semiconductor Inc.
11:40 – 12:15
SESSION #6 APPLICATION
LIGHTOPIA- Lighting Design with LED
Xu Dongliang, General Management, Head Office, Toryo International Lighting Design Center Co., ltd.
12:15 – 13:15
13:15 – 15:00
13:50 – 15:00
Delegate Lunch
SESSION #6
APPLICATION (Continued)
LED-utilized Plant Factory Business and Future Prospect of the 6th Industry
Seiichi Okazaki, President & CEO, Keystone Technology Inc.
SESSION #7 STANDARD
An Exporter’s Guide to North American Standards & Regulations
Alex Baker, Global Standards Manager, Philips Lumileds
The Shift Towards Wireless Connected Lighting
Simon den Uijl, Secretary General, Connected Lighting Alliance
15:00 – 15:15
Delegate Coffee Break
15:15 – 16:25
Reducing the Cost of Thermal Management in LEDs
Ralph Weir, CEO, Cambridge Nanotherm
New Approaches and Materials for the Effective Frontal Cooling of the Powerful Light-emitting Diode Clusters
Alexander Naumov, Associate Manager, Advanced Material Engineering, Foxconn Technology Group
SESSION #8 - THERMAL
Conference Adjourns
17:30 - 19:30
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Networking Reception
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
PennWell extends its thanks and appreciation to all members of the LED Japan / Strategies in Light Advisory
Committee for their hard work and dedication.
Yi Qun Li
Executive VP & CTO
Intematix
Koichi Ota
Corporate Advisor
Toyoda Gosei Co., Ltd.
Jed Dorsheimer
Managing Director
Canaccord Genuity
Steve Paolini
Founder & CEO
Telelumen LLC
Masayuki Ishikawa
General Manager
New Business Promotion Office
Toshiba Lighting & Technology Corporation
Masayuki (Mike) Satoh
Consultant
Jianzhong Jiao
Director, Regulations and Emerging
Technologies
Osram Opto Semiconductors
Jeff Tsao
Chief Scientist of the Energy Frontier
Research Center for Solid-State-Lighting
Science
Sandia National Laboratories
Manami Konishi
President
Plus M Corporation
Robert Walker
CEO
Rayvio
Ella Shum
Chair, Strategies In Light conference series
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CONFERENCE PROGRAM
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 15, 2014
PLENARY SESSION
Moderator:
Ella Shum, Chair, Strategies in Light
Conferences
9:00 – 9:05 – INTRODUCTION
BY ELLA SHUM
Ella Shum is conference chair for the Strategies
in Light conference series and partner at YEBY
Associates, a consulting firm specialized in the
LED industry. She was head of market research
in all application segments of the LED industry
at Strategies Unlimited. At YEBY, she was part of
the initial phosphor sales team for Intematix and
an early advisor to China’s SSL program. Shum
was Managing Director of the R&D Lab at Emcore
where she managed the development of TurboDisc
reactors and epi research including LED technology.
She was a marketing and sales executive for
many years and she served as Vice President and
Chief of Staff at BroadVision Inc. Shum received
her MBA from The Wharton School, University of
Pennsylvania and her B.Sc. in Computing Science
from Imperial College, London.
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Speaker
Philip Smallwood, Director of LED &
Lighting Research,
Strategies Unlimited
9:05 - 9:40
OVERVIEW OF THE GLOBAL LAMP
AND LUMINAIRE MARKET
An overview of the global lamp and luminaire markets
will be presented, with a focus on how application
needs, regulation, and regional lighting preferences
are driving the penetration of LED technologies.
Data and forecasts from Strategies Unlimited’s most
recent Lamp and luminaire reports will be presented.
Vice President and Chief of Staff at BroadVision Inc.
Shum received her MBA from The Wharton School,
University of Pennsylvania and her B.Sc. in Computing
Science from Imperial College, London.
Philip Smallwood is the Director of LED & Lighting
Research at Strategy Unlimited. He was most recently
the Research Manager for the Component Price
Tracker and Component Health Watch group at IHS
and an internal consultant for the company’s Lighitng
and LEDs group. Previous to managing this group,
he was the lead lighting analyst at IHS and author of
the 2011 and 2012 Lighting reports. He conducted
extensive research on the global lamp and luminaire
markets with a particular interest in the effect LEDs
are having on incumbent technologies.
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
Speaker
Speaker
Norihide Yamada, VP of Japan Business,
Philips Lumileds Lighting Company
Kibum Nam, CTO, SSC Research
Institute, Seoul Semiconductor Co., Ltd.
9:40 AM - 10:15
KEYNOTE: WHAT’S NEXT IN THE
LED INNOVATION?
10:30 - 11:05
KEYNOTE: THE EVOLUTION OF
AC LED TECHNOLOGY
Over the past several years, LEDs have seen rapid
adoption into a variety of markets including general
lighting, LCD backlight and automotive lighting.
LED makers have been competing in an intense
race to achieve better efficiency while delivering on
the promise of energy-savings. Now that the efficiency
of LEDs has surpassed fluorescent lamps and HIDs,
the focus has shifted to other performance measure
beyond just efficiency. In this presentation, we will
discuss what we can expect for the future of LEDs
in regards to these and other performance
specification measures.
Since their introduction, AC LED technologies have
evolved significantly both in their chip designs
& package platforms. Seoul Semiconductor will
highlight trends in AC LED technology developments
that are leading to improvements in luminous efficacy,
total harmonic distortion (THD), power factor (PF),
and flicker. The advancements are also seen in the
IC designs, which allows our solutions to be applied
to Smart Lighting applications. In this presentation
Seoul Semiconductor will show examples of AC LED
technology in use throughout the world, and give
ideas of how this AC LED technology can be applied
to your smart-lighting needs. Seoul Semiconductor
will also present a roadmap of AC LEDs for HighQuality Lighting, Energy Savings, and Smart-Lighting
Dimming compatibility.
Dr. Norihide Yamada is VP of Japan Business at
Philips Lumileds Lighting Company. He started his
career in 1990 Hewlett Packard Laboratories (Japan
and US) as Project Manager and then Department
Scientist. He joined Agilent Technologies and
became Laboratory Director for Japan. In 2003,
Mr. Yamada became Vice President for Japan at
Lumileds Lighting Company, the predecessor of
Philips Lumileds Lighting Company.
Kibum Nam, Ph.D, is VP and CTO of Seoul
Semiconductor’s Lighting business unit. Prior to
joining Seoul Semiconductor, Dr. Nam spent a few
years as a visiting scholar at Kansas State University
and UCSB. Dr. Nam, then took the position of Director
of Characterization & Analysis at Seoul Optodevice,
specializing in LED chip manufacturing, and later as
the Director of IP & Analysis. In 2012, Dr. Nam was
appointed as the CTO of Central R&D.
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CONFERENCE PROGRAM
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 15, 2014
PLENARY SESSION
Speaker
Speaker
Frank Shum, Vice President, Soraa
Stephanie Pruitt, Analyst,
Strategies Unlimited
11:05 - 11:40
A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON THE
DESIGN OF LED LAMPS
11:40 - 12:15
OVERVIEW OF LED COMPONENT
MARKET
LED Lamps is generally seen as inferior to integral LED
fixtures with the common view that LED Lamps will
be obsolete. The presenter took a different direction
creating multiple innovations in driver, optical,
and thermal technologies resulting in lamp level
performances that are many cases superior
to integral fixtures. The author will outline some of
these innovations.
This presentation will give an update of the Strategies
Unlimited Worldwide LED report. It will include
definitions and background information on packaged
LEDs, an overview of the current global LED market,
and a deeper look into the main LED segments.
Displays, mobile, signs, automotive and lighting
will all be covered to give an overall view of the
current LED market along with forecasts. Who are
the top packaged LED suppliers? What LED lighting
applications are growing the quickest? How does
LED lighting split by low power, medium power, high
power and super high power LEDs? Answers to all of
these questions and more will be provided.
Frank Shum pioneered micro array technology used
in Soraa’s GaN on GaN packaging technology. He
then founded the LED Lamp group and directed the
technology and business strategy for the LED MR16
product family, later leading the design of the PAR,
AR lamps as well as Light Engines. The products
have won multiple industry awards. He also worked
in several Silicon Valley optical startups including
Bridgelux, Altamar Network, SDL Inc, Radiance
Design and Luximo, where he developed the industry
most efficient LED Desk Lamp, winning the DOE
Lighting For Tomorrow Award. Frank has over 60
patents and patents pending in the optics field.
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Stephanie Pruitt is the LED analyst for packaged
LEDs, modules and chip-on-board research at
Strategies Unlimited. She previously was the lead
lighting analyst at IHS where she worked on the global
lamp and luminaire research as well as the LED driver
IC research. She completed her Bachelors of Science
in Pure Mathematics from Kent State University.
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NEW TECHNOLOGY
Speaker
Speaker
Steve Paolini, Founder & CEO, Telelumen
Cyril Pernot, Manager, Hakusan Factory
Crystal Growth Section,
NIKKISO CO.,LTD
13:15 - 13:50
LIGHT RECORDING AND
ILLUMINATION CONTENT CREATION
13:50 - 14:25
DUV NITRIDES LED: CHALLENGES
AND PERSPECTIVES
Among the many benefits of electronic illumination
and perhaps the most valuable is the capability
to manipulate the spectrum in real time. The gold
standard for illumination is daylight which cycles
through large changes in both spectum and intensity
over the course of a day, through out the year, and
across the globe. Beyond mimicking daylight or fire,
the production of illumination content can have a
positive impact on health, well being, retail turnover,
human productivity, and enjoyment. This talk will show
some examples of how this is done in nature and with
existing products on the market. In addition a look
to what the future may hold for specturally tunable
illumination systems will be provided.
In recent years, the performance of Deep UV LED
(255-355nm AlGaN-based UV-LED) has increased
markedly. At NIKKISO, we have overcome many issues
plaguing the industry like power output, lifetime for
UVB (280-320nm) and UVC (<280nm) LEDs. In this
presentation we will review the challenges of deep
UV-LED in term of efficiency and fabrication, and we
will discuss the potential market penetration we can
expect in the coming years.
After earning a degree in electrical engineering from
Penn State, Steve Paolini joined Hewlett Packard
Optoelectronics Division in 1981. There he held a
variety of engineering and management positions
in California, Japan, and Malaysia. In 2000, he joined
Philips Lumileds and held management positions
in intellectual property, business development, and
product development. In 2007 he founded Telelumen
LLC to focus on the recording and playback of light.
He became the CTO at Lunera Lighting Inc. in 2009
and joined NEXT in 2012 as the CTO. He is a frequent
speaker at conferences and workshops on a variety
of topics relating to solid state lighting and has been
issued 7 patents.
Cyril Pernot has worked in the compoundsemiconductors field since 1997. He received his PhD
in Physics from the University of Montpellier in 2000
on AlGaN-based UV-photodetectors. Since 2007 he
has worked on the development of AlGaN-based UVLED and he is in charge of the crystal growth section
at NIKKISO Co., Ltd for the production of UV LED
epitaxial wafers.
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CONFERENCE PROGRAM
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 15, 2014
NEW TECHNOLOGY
Speaker
Tetsuya Takeuchi, Associate Professor, Department of Materials
Science and Engineering, Meijo University
14:25 - 15:00
LASER ILLUMINATIONS: PROSPECTS OF BLUE VCSELS
Recently laser illuminations/displays attract much interest since these have potentials to provide superior characteristics
to the LED illuminations. We have paid attention to blue vertical cavity surface emitting lasers towards the laser
illuminations. In this presentation pros and cons of the laser illuminations comparing with LED illuminations will be
reviewed. In addition the current status of the blue vertical cavity surface emitting lasers including our approaches will
be reported.
Tetsuya Takeuchi received M.S. degree from Nagoya University in 1992 and Ph. D from Meijo University in 1999. He
joined Hewlett-Packard Laboratories Japan, and was transferred to Agilent Technologies Laboratories later. He then
moved to Canon, and has been an associate professor at Meijo University since 2010. He has been involved in epitaxial
growths of III-V compound semiconductors and designs/fabrications of LEDs/diode lasers.
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HUMAN FACTOR
Speaker
Speaker
John Hwang, CEO, PlanLED
David Lau, Sales Director, Waldmann
Lighting Singapore
15:15 - 15:50
EXPLORING THE NEW WORLD OF
HUMAN CENTRIC LIGHTING
15:50 - 16:25
BIODYNAMIC LIGHTING IN CARE OF
THE ELDERLY
The advancement of SSL Technology and increased
research findings of the Non-Visual Effects of Light
have opened up many new possibilities of developing
research applied lighting solutions. This presentation
will discuss actual pilot projects that Human Centric
Lighting Committee members have implemented
in key verticals such as healthcare facilities, schools,
corporate offices & professional sports facilities.
Modern societies are increasingly feeling the effects
of population aging. Problems related to old age,
such as dementia, are prompting a rethink of the
requirements in senior care. Scientific research has
shown that light helps to control key hormone levels
in our body that regulate our sleep/wake cycle and
biological functions; playing an active and vital role in
our biological health and well-being. For people who
are confined mostly to the indoors, such as the elderly
and physically impaired, a lack of daylight can have
a profound negative impact on their health, at times
leading to sleep disorders or even depression. We
need a “thinking” light to help those who experience
a lack of natural lighting by recreating and restoring
a proper 24-hour lighting cycle in their daily living
environment. This presentation aims to summarize our
findings and share it with people who are interested in
this important issue.
John Hwang is the founder and CEO of PlanLED and
the Executive Director of the Human Centric Lighting
organization (HCL). John used to be in investment
banking and finance and became involved in the
advancing of global LED lighting movement. Mr.
Hwang is the person who originally coined the term
“human centric lighting”. HCL advocates for the
practical and creative applications of LED lighting,
which results in various proven ecological and
humanitarian benefits.
David Lau works is Sales Director of Waldmann
Lighting (parent company of Derungs Licht AG) based
in Singapore. Founded in 1939, Derungs is a Swiss
company that focuses on developing and providing
lighting systems and solutions for the medical and
elderly care sectors. Davis was managing director of
Raumedic Pte. Ltd. Singapore, David has received a
degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of
Sydney, Australia and has over 14 years of experience
working in the medical industry.
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CONFERENCE PROGRAM
THURSDAY OCTOBER 16, 2014
ADVANCED SUBSTRATE
9:00 - 9:05 – INTRODUCTION
BY ELLA SHUM
Speaker
Toshiya Yokogawa, Professor,
Department of Materials Science and
Engineering, Yamaguchi University
Speaker
Shinya Nunoue, Chief Research Scientist,
Corporate R&D Center,
Toshiba Corporation
9:05 - 9:40
HIGH PERFORMANCE LED FOR THE
SOLID-STATE LIGHTING USING GAN
ON SI TECHNOLOGY
White LED is a light source for the solid state lighting
because it has high luminous efficiency. In order for
solid-state lighting products to expand market share,
the cost reduction of LED is an important issue. The
GaN on Si technology is a promising solution because
it allows the use of large diameter wafers. In this
lecture, I will report on technology trends for the high
performance LEDs using GaN on Si technology and
the current state of LED technology.
Dr. Shinya Nunoue joined Toshiba in 1989,
where he was engaged in the device process, and
characterization of InGaAs based LDs and InGaN
based LDs. Since 2005, he has been the head of
InGaN based LED-chip development.
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9:40 - 10:15
LATEST GAN ON GAN REACH AT
YAMAGUCHI UNIVERSITY
Previously high efficiency LEDs were realized by
developing GaN growth technologies by using
sapphire substrates. Recently developments of
GaN on Si technologies are also demonstrated.
Bulk GaN crystals for homo-epitaxial substrates
have attracted much attention because of extremely
low dislocation density realizing improvement of
device characteristics. This seminar shows current
topics for bulk GaN-based crystal and activities in
Yamaguchi University.
Toshiya Yokogawa is professor at Yamaguchi
University. He received his BS and MS degree
from Osaka University in Japan, and PhD degree
from Nagoya University. He was with Panasonic
Corporation in Osaka until March in 2014. He
has worked on growth and characterization of
semiconductor materials and to the development
of optoelectronic and power devices. His current
research focuses on the physics of semiconductor
materials and devices, in particular for bulk crystal
and light emitting and power device applications.
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MAKING LIGHT
Speaker
Speaker
Gerard Harbers, CTO, Xicato
Scott Brown, SVP, Marketing, Dialog
Semiconductor Inc.
10:30 - 11:05
LIGHTING TECHNOLOGY
INTEGRATION
The SSL product space has largely been addressed
by bolting components together rather than truly
integrating them. This makes sense given the
conventional model that preceded SSL; however we
have now achieved a level of sophistication that allows
integration of the electronic components and should
be delivering integrated, digital lighting solutions
that offer better quality of light, reduced flicker,
control and communications. In doing so, we will truly
drive the development of digital lighting solutions
and open new opportunities for lighting design,
building management and business models. We will
discuss this new technical paradigm and the control,
communications and sensor technologies that are
opening a new chapter in lighting.
Gerard Harbers co-founded Xicato in July 2007,
serving as CTO. Prior to Xicato, Gerard held various
positions at Philips Research Laboratories, Philips
Lighting and Lumileds. Gerard’s high-power LED
system designs included optimized lighting solutions
for many new solid-state lighting applications, such
as street lights, traffic signals, automotive headlights,
signage and contour lighting, and LCD backlights.
Gerard holds 56 issued U.S. patents.
11:05 - 11:40
DELIVERING OPTIMAL SSL DIMMING
PERFORMANCE IN LEGACY AND
WIRELESS SYSTEMS
One of the biggest challenges for LED lighting
designers is achieving compatibility with the multitude
of legacy dimming control systems originally designed
to work with incandescent lighting. Emerging digital
dimmers and wireless lighting control systems also
present efficiency, dimming and cost issues.
This presentation will examine the challenges of
wireless lighting control, including low-energy
Bluetooth®, Wi-Fi and ZigBee®; the problems
with legacy dimmers (phase cut, PWM, 0-10V, DALI,
toggle main switch); and the architecture trade-offs in
achieving a good dimming profile. It will also look at
emerging digital loadline transmission (DLT) receiver
technologies, such as the LEDOTRON™/DLT (IEC
62756-1) standard, that can eliminate the problems
seen with conventional phase cut dimmers and enable
low-cost smart lighting control.
Scott Brown joined Dialog Semiconductor when
it acquired iWatt in July 2013. He joined iWatt in
2011 with over 20 years of experience in the analog
semiconductor industry, spanning business, marketing
and operational management. Scott specializes
in the global power management market and
previously held management positions at National
Semiconductor, Micrel, ON Semiconductor and
Catalyst Semiconductor. He holds a BSc degree in
Electrical and Electronic Engineering from Brunel
University, UK.
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CONFERENCE PROGRAM
THURSDAY OCTOBER 16, 2014
APPLICATION
Speaker
Speaker
Xu Dongliang, General Management,
Head Office,Toryo International Lighting
Design Center Co.,Ltd
Seiichi Okazaki, President & CEO,
Keystone Technology Inc.
11:40-12:15
LIGHTOPIA- LIGHTING DESIGN
WITH LED
From large urban architectural landscape lighting to
small lighting works of art, LED’s unique properties
as a light source can create significant and superiority
effects. Mr. Xu will show examples of his own work
to highlight different practices and breakthrough in
thinkings when using LEDs in lighting design.
Mr. Xu is founder of Toryo International Lighting
Design Ctr. He is a level-1 Japanese Architect,
Director of Institute of Light Environment Design of
Peking University and member of Outdoor Lighting
Committee of China Illuminating Engineering Society
(CIES). His major focus is on city lighting design and
planning with major landmarks to his credit. He won
the Best Design Award by Illumination Engineering
Institute of Japan in 2005. At the Venice Architecture
Biennale 2012, Mr. Xu represented China with his work
“Dream Tower” using new LED IC plates.
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13:15-13:50
LED-UTILIZED PLANT FACTORY
BUSINESS AND FUTURE PROSPECT
OF THE 6TH INDUSTRY
The plant factory in Japan is in rapid progress,
drawing much attention domestically as well as
from many countries over the world. It is important
to control lighting(color and wavelength) to fit the
different growth stages of a plant for its healthy
growth. The plant cultivation technology with the
properly controlled light condition is an innovation
that revolutionizes agricultural production in its
ten thousand years history. In this presentation, Mr.
Okazaki will describe latest examples of plant factories
using LED lighting.
Seiichi Okazaki founded Keystone Technology
Inc.in 2006 after conducting R&D of plant factory
when he was working as circuitry design engineer.
His knowledge and experience of electronics,
environment, energy, illuminating engineering and
plant physiologyhas led to success in the business
development of plant factory. Mr. Okazaki graduated
from University of Air in Natural and Environmental
Sciences and is currently completing his PhD in
agriculture at University of the Ryukyus.
SPONSORSHIP
OPPORTUNITIES
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
STANDARD
Speaker
Speaker
Alex Baker, Global Standards Manager,
Philips Lumileds
Simon den Uijl, Secretary General,
Connected Lighting Alliance
13:50 - 14:25
AN EXPORTER’S GUIDE TO
NORTH AMERICAN STANDARDS &
REGULATIONS
Effective marketing of solid-state lighting products in
North America requires a working knowledge of the
growing standards landscape. Without this knowledge,
at best, exporters risk losing opportunities for electric
utility incentive funding, and at worst risk an inability to
bring their products to market at all. This session will
review the latest including the development of new
standards and revisions to existing standards, some of
which are now de facto standards affecting businesses
worldwide. Documents to be reviewed includes
performance and safety standards from the ANSI, NEMA
and UL, regulations from the CEC, the US DOE and
NRCan, methods of measurement and related technical
memoranda from the IES, and market transformation
specifications including ENERGY STAR®, the
DesignLights Consortium®, and the California Quality
LED Lamps Specification.
Alex Baker manages worldwide standards & regulation
activities at Philips Lumileds. For the preceding five
years Alex managed the ENERGY STAR® lighting
program, where he lead major revisions to all of the
Program’s lighting specifications and implemented
third-party testing and certification based on ISO/IEC
standards. Alex actively participates with ANSLG, IEC,
IES, NEMA, and UL, among many other organizations.
Alex has extensive experience in commercial lighting
manufacturing and sales, as well as lighting for film and
television. He received a Master of Science in Lighting
degree from the Lighting Research Center at Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute.
14:25-15:00
THE SHIFT TOWARDS WIRELESS
CONNECTED LIGHTING
Over the past decade, the use of wireless connected
devices has become widespread. Increasingly,
companies are introducing lighting products that
benefit from this shift towards wireless connected
systems. These new lighting products have easier
lighting controls and offer new value-added
functionalities. The lighting industry needs a unified
approach on the type of wireless connectivity which
it implements, to prevent incompatible products,
market confusion, slower market adoption and limited
energy savings potential. To address this issue, The
Connected Lighting Alliance, comprised of the
leading companies in the lighting industry, executed
a thorough study on wireless connectivity standards,
which resulted in the endorsement of ZigBee Light
Link as the preferred common open standard for
residential connected lighting applications. This
presentation will address the challenges and trends in
the field of wireless connected lighting, elaborate on
the endorsement of ZigBee Light Link, and provide
insights on the alliance’s current focus on indoor
professional lighting applications.
Simon den Uijl is the Secretary General of The
Connected Lighting Alliance, and a Standardization
Director with Philips Intellectual Property & Standards.
Simon holds a MSc. in Business Administration
from Rotterdam School of Management. In 2004 he
co-founded Epyon, a company specialized in fast
charging of lithium-ion batteries, which was later
acquired by Swiss multinational ABB.
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CONFERENCE PROGRAM
THURSDAY OCTOBER 16, 2014
APPLICATION
THERMAL
Speaker
Speaker
Ralph Weir, CEO, Cambridge Nanotherm
Alexander Naumov, Associate Manager,
Advanced Material Engineering,
Foxconn Technology Group
15:15-15:50
REDUCING THE COST OF THERMAL
MANAGEMENT IN LEDS
Thermal management of LEDs is at a crossroads.
The materials traditionally used in LED packaging
have excellent thermal performance, but their cost
prohibit their use outside the package; while the
thermally-enhanced PCBs are more cost effective,
but do not offer the performance to manage the die
itself. The result is a combination of materials, with
thermal barriers in between – increasing costs and
limiting performance.
A new class of thermal PCB materials use
nanotechnology to break these traditional models.
Thermal PCBs are now being created with better
practical thermal performance than Aluminium Nitride
substrates, but with the cost models of the MCPCB
industry. This talk will outline their use, and discuss
the next step – the integration of both the MCPCB
and package substrate into the heatsink, delivering a
second step-change in the cost/performance model
of LED.
Ralph Weir is a veteran of the electronics and
semiconductor industries, having held CEO or
commercial VP positions in several successful earlystage ventures including Phase Vision, Blue Wave
Systems (acquired by Motorola), and Elixent (acquired
by Panasonic). He has built business in Europe, Asia
and the US. Weir joined the Cambridge Nanotherm
team to lead the commercialisation of their unique
thermal management technologies worldwide.
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15:50-16:25
NEW APPROACHES AND MATERIALS
FOR THE EFFECTIVE FRONTAL
COOLING OF THE POWERFUL
LIGHT-EMITTING DIODE CLUSTERS
The work is dedicated to the research and
development of the new frontal cooling design
applying to the powerful clusters with the LED lamps
using the heat-dissipating plastics, which ensure
decrease the size and weight of LED lamps up to 5-10
times comparison conventional design in the market.
Alexander Naumov earned his PhD in 2007 from
Moscow State University of Instrument Engineering
and Computer Science. Since 2007, he has been with
Foxconn at the R&D section of the Advanced Material
Engineering department. He was a 2012 Academician
member of Academy of Technological Sciences of the
Russian Federation as well as 2012 Laureate of state
prize of the Government of the Russian Federation in
the field of science and technology.
SPONSORSHIP
OPPORTUNITIES
NETWORKING EVENT
Mix and mingle with your industry colleagues at our networking events. Designed to enhance your networking
opportunities with Strategies in Light Japan attendees, the following events will take place at the Conference Center
of Pacifico Yokohama. Please note that reception and conference are not on the exhibit floor.
Networking Reception
Date: Thursday, October 16
TIME: 17:30-19:30
Location: Conference Center 6F Bay Bridge Cafeteria
Coffee Breaks
Are at scheduled times throughout the conference.
CONNECT WITH STRATEGIES IN LIGHT JAPAN
Join our social networks to keep up-to-date on the latest event details, interact with other LED professionals and
access exclusive offers!
TWITTER
https://twitter.com/LEDslightevents
Follow us on Twitter and we’ll provide you with quick
updates on new conference sessions, keynote speakers,
co-located activities and exhibiting companies. Use the
official hashtag at any time leading up to and during the
event: #SILJapan
FACEBOOK
http://on.fb.me/LEDsLightingEvents
Like us on Facebook and keep up-to-date on everything
happening at Strategies in Light Japan. Post your
questions, comments or concerns regarding your week
in Yokohama on our wall and receive a
prompt response.
LINKEDIN
LEDs & Lighting Events
Join the discussion, start a poll, post a job or read what
others are saying about the industry and the event.
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SPONSORSHIP
FLOOR PLAN &OPPORTUNITIES
EXHIBITOR LIST
Pacifico Yokohama Exhibition Hall A&B
Exhibitors
As of July 10, 2014
Exhibitors
CHUN KUANG OPTICS CORP (Taiwan)
NICHIA Corporation
COMNET Corporation
Optical Solutions Corporation
C-Therm Technologies Ltd. (Canada)
PennWell Corporation
Du Pont Kabushiki Kaisha
Prolinx Corporation
Japan LED Association
RIKEI CORPORATION
Konica Minolta Inc.
Shanghai Modern International Exhibition Co., Ltd.
(China)
Kyokko Trading
LAMPSERVE Inc.
LED EXPO & OLED EXPO 2014 (Korea)
LEDsMagazine
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SJ Co.,Ltd.(Korea)
Spectra Co-op
Systems Engineering Inc.
Techno Ings co.ltd.
SPONSORSHIP
WHY EXHIBIT? OPPORTUNITIES
The LED industry continues to attract worldwide participation as the market expands in all regions of the globe. With
more the 4,000 attendees for 4 consecutive years, the event maintains a robust attendance. Whether you are a supplier,
an LED manufacturer trying to reach customers, an attendee looking for new product information, or a buyer exploring
the latest technologies, LED Japan/Strategies in Light can help you achieve your objectives.
AS A SPONSOR OR EXHIBITOR, YOU WILL REALIZE THE FOLLOWING BENEFITS:
• Increase in global brand awareness
• Meet international buyers and partners
• Gain the competitive advantage with the world’s leading LED and lighting network
• Market review of the industry and updated
five-year forecast
• Insight on the crucial business and technological is
sues from industry leaders
• Dynamic networking opportunities with key decision makers from the LED and lighting community.
EXHIBITORS
In addition to LED manufacturers, LED Japan/ Strategies in Light will be attractive to companies that supply equipment,
materials and chemicals to these manufacturers. All elements of the LED vertical supply chain are represented in Japan,
ranging from substrates, to process materials and chemicals, to manufacturing equipment.
WHO SHOULD EXHIBIT?
• LED manufacturers
• Suppliers and distributors of equipment and
materials to the LED industry
• LED system manufacturers
• Manufacturers of test & measurement equipment
• Manufacturers of design and production tools
for LEDs
• Lighting product manufacturers
APPLICATIONS INCLUDE:
• General lighting
• Illumination
• Mobile applications
• Signs and signals
• Displays
• Automotive lighting
• Electronic equipment
COST TO EXIBIT
Exhibit space only rate
USD $490 per sq. mtr. (min. 9 sq. mtr.)
Includes unlimited exhibit staff passes with each 3mX3m unit.
Shell scheme construction rate
USD $590 per sq. mtr. (min. 9 sq. mtr.)
Includes exhibit space, shell scheme walls and fascia board, company ID sign, one (1) reception counter, two (2)
folding chairs, two (2) display cabinets, two (2) fluorescent lights (40W), standard carpet, two (2) electrical outlets,
and installation of electrical supply: 100V5A, 500W. Each 3mX3m unit also receives unlimited exhibit staff passes.
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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Conference Sponsor | US $ 7,000 | Exclusive
Registration Sponsor | US $ 5,000 | Exclusive
Networking Reception Sponsor | US $ 2,500 - Two (2) sponsorships available
Exhibitor’s Seminar Opportunities | US $ 1,750 Six (6) sponsorships available)
Coffee Break Sponsor | US $ 1,500 - Five (5) sponsorships available
Exhibition Bag Sponsor | US $ 4,000
For more information or questions regarding exhibit or sponsorship packages, please contact:
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR QUESTIONS REGARDING EXHIBIT OR
SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES, PLEASE CONTACT:
Global
Tim Carli
+1 650 946 3163
[email protected]
USA East Coast
Mary Donnelly
T: +1 603 891 9118
E: [email protected]
Japan:
Ippei Sasaki
T: +81(3)3219-3642
E: [email protected]
MAXIMIZE YOUR EXPOSURE TO THE GLOBAL LED AND LIGHTING MARKET:
The Strategies in Light global franchise of LED and lighting events collectively attracts thousands of the world’s most influential
and motivated manufacturers, equipment suppliers, and end users from every corner of the globe. Expand your presence to the
international LED and lighting market and benefit from these savings:
• EXHIBIT IN TWO (2) OF THE FOLLOWING STRATEGIES IN LIGHT EVENTS
IN A CALENDAR YEAR AND RECEIVE A 10% DISCOUNT ON EACH
• EXHIBIT IN THREE OF THE FOLLOWING STRATEGIES IN LIGHT EVENTS
IN A CALENDAR YEAR AND RECEIVE A 15% DISCOUNT ON EACH
* All discounts are taken at the time of signing and apply to raw space only.
THE
LED
STRATEGIES IN LIGHT
February 24–26, 2015
Las Vegas, NV
www.strategiesinlight.com
STRATEGIES IN LIGHT EUROPE
October 21-23, 2014
M.O.C Event Center, Munich, Germany
www.sileurope.com
THE LED SHOW
September 16–18, 2014
Los Angeles, CA
www.theledshow.com
FOR EXHIBIT AND SPONSORSHIP INFORMATION, CONTACT:
WORLDWIDE
Tim Carli
T: +1 650 946 3163
E: [email protected]
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USA EAST COAST
Mary Donnelly
T: +1 603 891 9118
E: [email protected]
EUROPE
Jim Ajayi
T: +44 1992 656 657
E: [email protected]
JAPAN
Ippei Sasaki
T: +81(3)3219 3642
E: [email protected]
VENUE / HOTEL INFORMATION
Pacifico Yokohama
1-1-1 Minato Mirai, Nishi-ku,
Yokohama 220-0012, Japan
Pacifico Yokohama is located in Yokohama with easy access from
air, land and sea, bringing visitors from all over the world as well
as from the urban area. Minato Mirai 21 is a new town created in
Yokohama, a historical and international city. Pacifico Yokohama
is located on the waterfront surrounded by greenery. After the
convention, you can enjoy shopping, amusement facilities, art
museums, etc.
JTB Global Marketing & Travel Inc. (JTB GMT) is the official travel
agent for LED Japan Conference & Expo 2014 and will handle
hotel accommodations.
ENQUIRY DESK
CONFIRMATION
JTB Global Marketing & Travel Inc.
Convention Center (CD100720-668)
2-3-11 Higashi-Shinagawa, Shinagawa-ku
Your reservation would be completed upon receipt of your
online reservation information and verifying your payment.
The Confirmation button will be displayed when you
complete your reservation. Please print your confirmation slip
by clicking the Confirmation button and bring it with you to
the reception desk upon checking-in at the hotel. Tokyo 140-8604 Japan
Phone: +81-3-5796-5446
Fax: +81-3-5495-0785
E-mail: [email protected]
HOTEL RESERVATION INFORMATION
HOTEL RESERVATION DEADLINE: September 19, 2014
JTB GMT has reserved rooms at hotels in Yokohama for the
event period. Reservations will be processed in order of
application.
Please visit www.sil-ledjapan.com for the online reservation
form or to download the PDF version.
1. Application should be accompanied by a remittance the
total amount of the room charge due JTB GMT. (The hotel
deposit will be credited to your bill. All hotel expenses
deducting the deposit should be paid directly to the hotel.)
2. No reservation will be confirmed in the absence of this
payment. All payments must be in Japanese yen.
3. If the remitter’s name is different from the participant’s
name or the remittance covers more than one person,
please clarify the name of each participant.
CANCELLATION
In the event of cancellation, the following cancellation fees
will be deducted before any refund is made.
• Up to 10 days before the first night of stay ----------------None
• 9 to 2 days before----------------------20% of daily room charge
• 1 day before -----------------------------80% of daily room charge
• Day of arrival or no notice given-- 100% of daily room charge
*Please revise and/or cancel your reservation by log-in to
your Personal Page
If you have any problems making your reservation please
contact:
Ms. Suzuki or Mr. Negishi.
Phone: +81-3-5796-5446
email: [email protected]
4. Payment should be in the form of:
- One of the following credit cards:
1. VISA 2. MasterCard 3. Diners Club 4. AMEX 5. JCB
-A
bank transfer to JTB Global Marketing & Travel Inc.
(Message: optojapan2014) Account at The Bank of TokyoMitsubishi UFJ, Ltd. Shin-Marunouchi Branch (swift code:
BOTKJPJT) 1-4-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-8114
Japan (Account number: 4760327)
5. After making a remittance, please send us a copy of the
bank receipt to avoid possible confusion.
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2014 CONFERENCE & EXPO REGISTRATION FORM
4 WAYS TO REGISTER
1. Online:
October 15-17, 2014
Pacifico Yokohama
Yokohama, Japan
www .sil-ledjapan.com
Visit www.sil-ledjapan.com and fill out the registration form on
the registration page of our website.
2. By Fax:
Fax your completed reg form to:
+1 918 831 9161 or toll free (US only): +1 888 299 8057
3. By Mail:
LED Japan Conference & Expo Registration,
P.O. Box 973059, Dallas, TX 75397-3059
Registrant’s Name
4. By Email:
Title/Position
Scan your completed registration form and email to:
[email protected]
Company
Address
Payments must be received by published date in order to receive early
registration discounts. Cancellations must be received in writing before
September 17, 2014 in order to receive a refund, minus $100 administrative
charge. After September 17, 2014, refunds are not available. Substitutions
may be made at anytime by contacting the registration office in writing.
Address 2
City ______________________________________________State
Country ___________________________________ Zip/Postal Code
Telephone __________________________________________ Fax
Email
Registration confirmation will be sent via email, if a unique email address is provided above.
PLEASE COMPLETE THIS SECTION TO RECEIVE AN ADMISSION BADGE
1. WHAT BEST DESCRIBES YOUR JOB FUNCTION
WITH REGARD TO LEDS?
(SELECT ONE)
01  Corporate/General Management
14  Design Engineer
05  Engineering Management
15  Architect Lighting Designer
16  Lighting Specifier
07  Product Engineering & Manufacturing
04  End User of LED Products
08  Product System Design
02  Corporate R&D
06  Investment/Financial
09  Purchasing
10  Research (Academic, Government)
12  Test, Measurement, Quality Control
98  Other (please specify)
_______________________________
2. WHAT BEST DESCRIBES YOUR ORGANIZATIONS
ACTIVITY WITH REGARDS TO LEDS?
(SELECT ONE)
01  Architect/Lighting Designer/Specifier
02  Display Manufacturer
03  Distributer
04  Drivers & Power Supplies
05  Education
06  End User of LED Products
07  Government
08  LED Chip Manufacturer
09  LED Manufacturer
10  Light Engineer/LED Module Supplier
11  Lighting Installer
12  Lighting Manufacturer
14  OEM that Integrates LED Products
15  Optical Design & Integration
16  Test Services, Equipment
98  Other (please specify)
_______________________________
3. WHAT APPLICATIONS ARE YOU INVOLVED IN? (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY)
01  General Lighting
06  Mobile Appliances
02  Entertainment & Decorative Lighting
07  Signals
03  Architectural Lighting
08  Industrial and Medical
04  Signs & Displays
09  Backlighting & Projections
05  Vehicles
REGISTRATION FEES
4. WHAT PRODUCTS DO YOU PURCHASE
OR SPECIFY? (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY)
01  Assembly & Manufacturing Equipmnet
02  Backlighting Modules
03 Chip-on Board Arrays
04  Design/Engineering Services
05  Displays
06  Driver ICs
07  Drivers & Controllers
08  Encapsulants, Gels, Bonding Materials
09  Epitaxial Equipment & Materials
10  Epitaxial Wafers
11  Insulated metal Substrates
12  LED Chips
13  LED Packages (White, RGB, SMT, Etc)
14  Light Engines & Modules
15  Lighting Fixtures
16  OLED Displays
17  OLED Materials & MFG Equipment
18  Optical Design Software & Services
19  Optics, Lens, Diffusers
20  PCBs & Heat Sinks
21  Phosphors
22  Power Suppliers
23  Signs, Channel Letters
24  Surface Mount LEDs
25  Test & Measurement Equipment
Early Bird Registration must be paid on or before August 20, 2014
2 DAY CONFERENCE: Wednesday October 15, and Thursday October 16, 2014
Includes access to all conference sessions and exhibit floor; delegate lunches on Wednesday and Thursday, all coffee breaks, access to the online
conference proceedings.
 EARLY BIRD INDIVIDUAL RATE Paid on or before August 20, 2014 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$700 USD
 Individual Paid After August 20, 2014 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$800 USD
 EARLY BIRD GROUP RATE (2 or more people) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $500 USD (each)
 Group Rate (2 or more people) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$600 USD (each)
5. WHAT PUBLICATIONS DO YOU READ TO OBTAIN
INFORMATION ON HB LEDS + LIGHTING?
(CHECK ALL THAT APPLY)
01  LEDs Magazine
02  CompoundSemiOnline/
SolidStateLighting.net/LIGHTimes
03 
Lighting Design+Application Magazine
04  LED Journal
05  LED Professional
06  LED Inside
07  Arch SSL
08  Other, Please Specify
______________________________.
6. PURCHASING ROLE: (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY)
01  Specify
02  Recommend
03  Approve
04  None
Would you like to receive (or continue reveiving) FREE electronic issues
of LEDS Magazine?
 Yes
 No
Would you like to receive (or continue receiving) FREE electronic
newsletters?
(PLEASE CHECK ALL THAT APPLY)
 LEDs Magazine Weekly eNewsletter
 LEDs Magazine Monthly Product Focus eNewsletter
METHOD OF PAYMENT
 CHECK ENCLOSED
(in US funds only. Payable to LED Japan /PennWell)
 WIRE
SINGLE DAY CONFERENCE
(Wire instructions will be provided on invoice)
Includes access to all conference sessions on chosen day and exhibit floor; delegate luncheon on chosen day, all coffee breaks, access to the online
conference proceedings.
CREDIT CARD:
Wednesday October 15, 2014
 EARLY BIRD RATE Paid on or before August 20, 2014 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$400 USD
 Paid After August 20, 2014 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$600 USD
 MASTERCARD
 VISA
 AMERICAN EXPRESS  DISCOVER
Thursday October 16, 2014
 EARLY BIRD RATE Paid on or before August 20, 2014 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$400 USD
 Paid After August20, 2014 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$600 USD
Credit Card Number:
________________________________
Expiration Date:
________________________________
NETWORKING RECEPTION
Includes access to the Networking Reception ONLY
 Thursday October 16, 2014 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$50 USD
FREE EXHIBITS ONLY PASS
Includes access to Exhibit Floor. Does not include lunches.
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