Light emitting diode array mounted within windmill wing tip
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Mar 9, 2006
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Sep 3, 2004
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Sep 3, 2004
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Arrays of LEDs are mounted within the tip of windmill wings, each array comprising a plurality of LEDs mounted to printed circuit boards. Additional printed circuit boards assembled over the LED printed circuit boards provide both a radio frequency interference barrier and Faraday cage effect lightning protector. This assembly (lamination) forms assembled core units which then slide into dove tails formed in a central bracket positioned in the wing interior. The bracket also serves as a wing tip spar. The spar, with the assembled core units coupled thereto, slides into channels formed in the interior surfaces of the wing.
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