A few days ago, according to foreign media reports, American scientists invented a plastic light bulb that can emit light that is very close to natural light, and has good stretchability, not afraid of falling. It is expected that the first batch of plastic light bulbs will enter the market in 2013.
Scientists at Wake Forest University in the United States have recently developed a new type of plastic light bulb. This product has all the advantages of LED lights. What is more surprising is that this plastic light bulb does not have any disadvantages of LEDs. There are reports that this plastic bulb is expected to replace LED as a new light source. When the current passes through the special plastic layer of this new light bulb, it emits light. This plastic layer is developed using nanotechnology. The research and development team said that this new type of plastic bulb has very good stretchability and can be designed into various shapes, such as the lamp stick commonly used now. The user does not have to worry about the bulb being broken, and it does not produce any noise during use.
This new light bulb is temporarily referred to as "FIPEL". The inventor, Dr. David Carroll, said that this new type of light bulb can beat LED lights, but now this plastic light bulb is not particularly perfect. When the current is too high, the plastic may melt, which means that The brightness of this plastic is still limited.
The light emitted by "FIPEL" is very close to natural light, but it is very different from the blue light emitted by LED lights. Maybe someone will worry about the service life of plastic bulbs. Dr. Carol said that the plastic bulb model in his laboratory has been used for nearly 10 years.
When asked when this plastic bulb will enter the market, Dr. Carol said that there is now a company that is very interested in this product and is preparing for mass production. It is expected that the first batch of plastic bulbs will enter the market in 2013 .
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