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As you walk around any city, many of the sights that confront you owe their existence to ultraviolet lamps. The adverts and posters that plaster walls across the world rely on inks that are made resilient against their environment by lamps shining light with UV wavelengths. LEDs in the UV range from 365-405 nm have started to displace the lamps exploiting toxic mercury ...


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Intelligent system design, increased device efficiency and production volumes will help Sensor Electronic Technology, Inc. drive UV LEDs into new markets....

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