"light module" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to refer to a device that contains multiple light sources in a unified module and it is capable of controlling or altering light in some way. For example, "I installed a new light module in my home and now the lighting in my living room is so much better."
Therefore, using smartphones as a data acquisition, image processing, and light module was appropriate.
This renders traditional underwater optical transfer theory irrelevant as an underwater LED light module design reference.
On the other hand, the structured design for the whole equipment can realize the reciprocity fixing between the light module and the detect module.
Finally, the LED light module has been used for under water fish attractor lighting and enhanced the illumination zone efficiency (m3 per Watt) of 81% compared to the traditional high intensity discharge (HID) underwater fish attractor lamp.
Second, in view of the tendency that the advanced light emitting diode automobile headlight is designed to be a low beam light module and a high beam light still needs an auxiliary lighting system, the optical system designed in this research, mainly adopting DMD module as high/low beam light switch, can switch on and off both the high and low beam lights.
To fully pull off the installation, Tardy and his team had to create a 200-plus light module system.
The CCD-based test strip reader was composed of six modules, including a light source module, sample module, power module, acquisition module, radiator module, and PC module.
We have developed a portable ring-light illumination module used to acquire photometric image stacks of holograms with mobile devices.
Three different light modules with different elements (devices) distribution and heatsink design were considered.
In a recent statement, Mercedes said the light modules are mounted in "polished tubes reminiscent of expensive camera lenses".
Replacing traditional light sources with light-emitting diode (LED) light modules is a global trend, especially for underwater illumination.
