Marker light utilizing light emitting diodes disposed on a flexible circuit board
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Dec 17, 1996
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Jun 28, 1994
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Jun 28, 1994
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A marker light device includes a bendable printed circuit board, a group of light emitting diodes disposed on the bendable printed circuit board and electrically connected thereto, and a power source electrically connected to the bendable printed circuit board, thereby causing the illumination of the group of light emitting diodes. The bendable printed circuit board includes an electronic circuit for intermittently turning the group of light emitting diodes on and off at a predetermined time interval to provide a flashing light. The bendable printed circuit board, when folded such that the opposite ends thereof substantially meet, includes two panels such that the group of light emitting diodes disposed on the first panel faces in a direction generally opposite to the group of light emitting diodes disposed on the second panel, whereby the light emitting diodes project light in substantially parallel beams.
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