Blue LED: Set off a second lighting**

October 7, 2014 is an unforgettable day for people working in the LED industry. Because the three scientists in Japan and the United States won the 2014 Nobel Prize in physics for their invention of a "high-brightness blue LED." In the meantime, major websites and social media have all been screen-blown by the Nobel Prize winning message. At this time, we really realized that "science has no borders!"

For this news, I feel deeper. In the 90s of last century, computers and the Internet have just emerged, but it is also when high-brightness blue LEDs have just been developed. The vast majority of young people are swarming to study computer science degrees. I mistakenly made a mistake, and thanks to Academician Liu Songhao and Professor Fan Guanghan, he became the first Ph.D. to use imported MOCVD equipment for LED research. He was dubbed “Dr. LED” by his colleagues.

In the traditional sense, the modern LED was developed in 1962, and it has been widely used in the daily light and display. The simple structure, low technological content, and contribution to the progress of science and technology are hardly worth mentioning. Is it worthwhile to study for a PhD? . I believe that not only I have encountered such discrimination, our colleagues engaged in LED research and production are silently working in the LED industry under conditions that the society does not recognize.

This time, "Blu-ray LED" won the Nobel Prize. The LED industry's employees are really proud and excited! LED has always been considered as a non-influenced gadget. Today, it can finally be an elegant venue. It has won the Nobel Prize for the highest scientific achievement in the world today! It turns out that "the gadgets are great!" This has important practical significance for raising the awareness of the society for LED, improving the social status of LED employees, and enhancing the government's support for the LED industry.

"Blue LED" won the Nobel Prize. To a large extent, thanks to the booming of the LED lighting industry, the scientific community gradually realized the significance of the invention of the "Blue LED." There are netizens leaving messages on social media saying that the "Blue LED" won the Nobel Prize and the Chinese LED industry should be the fourth prize winner. Although it is a joke, it does make sense.

LED light sources are replacing all kinds of traditional light sources, setting off the industrial climax of the second lighting revolution. However, the great leap forward madness, impetuousness and confusion, but also flooded the entire Chinese LED industry. For the LED industry and the healthy and sustainable development of their respective companies, our LED counterparts should learn from the three LED industry “Jobs” such as Akazaki, Amano Hiroshi, and Nakamura Shuji, and learn their “one tendon” spirit. , Deep plowing, and making more innovative, more distinctive LED products, only worthy of our beautiful LED era.