Standard low- or high-beam headlights may save money by using the new OSLON® Submount PL LEDs, which allow direct installation to the heatsink.
There are two sizes of light emitting area available, allowing for either optimal effectiveness or the best possible compromise between efficacy and brightness.
The OSLON® Submount PL is a drop-in replacement for less bright competitor products and comes in a standard submount size.
Munich, Germany and Premstaetten, Austria (November 9, 2023) -- ams OSRAM (SIX: AMS), a world leader in intelligent sensors and emitters, today introduces the next generation of its well-liked OSLON Submount PL family of LEDs, providing manufacturers of automotive forward lighting modules and products with increased brightness and more design flexibility.
According to internal research, the third-generation OSLON® Submount PL LEDs are around 9% brighter than the second generation. Because of this, automakers may be able to lower the system cost of future headlight designs. It is anticipated that the OSLON® Submount PL family will continue to have a dominant market share in the standard static headlights for entry-level and electric cars with the launch of the new Gen3 products.
The OSLON® Submount PL Gen3 series from Ams OSRAM comes in variations with one of two light emitting area (LEA) choices, allowing headlamp makers to accommodate varying client requirements in a single board layout:
High effectiveness and high brightness are balanced in the (1030 µm)2 LEA option.
The effectiveness of the (1150 µm)2 LEA option is maximized.
"These new LEDs are equally applicable to static headlamp designs, where the light source is mounted directly on the heatsink, eliminating the need for a high-performance PCB, and to standard modules, where the LED is mounted on an open-frame housing," stated Philipp Puchinger, Product Marketing Manager for Automotive Forward Lighting at ams OSRAM. The most recent generation of OSLON® Submount PL LEDs has been introduced in both situations, providing automakers with a path to increased efficiency and reduced system costs.
Outstanding quality and performance
The quality and value features of previous iterations of the OSLON® Submount PL product line are still present in the new LEDs. Because they are provided in precisely defined single-color bins, manufacturers are able to simplify the assembly process and optimize their inventory. Additionally, the LEDs provide a consistent beam pattern with homogenous color-over-angle emission and great thermal stability.
Samples of the OSLON® Submount PL Gen3 products with a (1030µm)2 LEA are now available. Two-chip module KW2 C2LNL3.TK and three-chip module KW3 C3LNL3.TK are the component numbers.
Starting in December 2023, versions with a (1150µm)2 LEA will be available for sampling. The two-chip module, KW2 C2LPL3.TK, and the three-chip module, KW3 C3LPL3.TK, are the part numbers.
Product Picture KW2 C2LPL3.TK (two-chip module) Image Rights: ams OSRAM
Product Picture KW3 C3LPL3.TK (three-chip module) Image Rights: ams OSRAM
Application Picture OSLON® Submount PL LED Image Rights: ams OSRAM
Concerning Ams OSRAM
One of the world's leading companies in intelligent sensors and emitters is the ams OSRAM Group (SIX: AMS). We improve people's lives by bringing passion to invention and intellect to light.
With a combined history of more than 110 years, our core is characterized by creativity, extensive technical knowledge, and the competence to provide worldwide industrial capacity in light and sensor technologies. We develop cutting-edge products that help our clients in the consumer, industrial, automotive, and medical sectors keep their competitive edge and spur innovation that significantly raises people's standards of convenience, safety, and health while lessening their negative effects on the environment.
Our approximately 21,000 workers globally concentrate on innovation in sensing, lighting, and visualization to improve everyday communication, make travel safer, and improve medical diagnostics. As seen by the more than 15,000 issued and applied patents, our work develops technology for ground-breaking applications. The group, which has its headquarters in Premstaetten/Graz, Austria, and a co-headquarters in Munich, Germany, generated about EUR 4.8 billion in sales in 2022. It is traded on the SIX Swiss Exchange under the name ams-OSRAM AG (ISIN: AT0000A18XM4).
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