RADIANT ENERGY STATIONS PROMULGATING SKIN

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
BLACK SUN USA Tan Supply South, Inc. 1472 Cross Street Ft. Oglethorpe GA 30742 RADIANT ENERGY STATIONS PROMULGATING SKIN COLOR PIGMENTATION.;
ISO ITALIA I.SO Italia S.p.A. Via G. Di Vittorio, 30 S. STINO DI LIVENZA (VE) I-30029 Italy RADIANT ENERGY STATIONS PROMULGATING SKIN COLOR PIGMENTATION;
RADIANCE INDOOR SUN SYSTEMS, INC 11151 TRADE CENTER DR. RANCHO CORDOVA CA 95742 RADIANT ENERGY STATIONS PROMULGATING SKIN COLOR PIGMENTATION;
TANAMERICA Indoor Sun Systems, Inc. 11151 Trade Center Drive Rancho Cordova CA 95670 radiant energy stations promulgating skin color pigmentation;
TECNOSUN Tan Supply South, Inc. 1472 Cross Street Ft. Oglethorpe GA 30742 RADIANT ENERGY STATIONS PROMULGATING SKIN COLOR PIGMENTATION.;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A system to provide radiant energy of selectable spectral characteristic (e.g. a selectable color combination) uses an integrating cavity to combine energy of different wavelengths from different sources. The cavity has a diffusely reflective interior surface and an aperture for allowing emission of combined radiant energy. Sources of radiant energy of different wavelengths, typically different-color LEDs, supply radiant energy into the interior of the integrating cavity. In the examples, the points of entry of the energy into the cavity typically are located so that they are not directly visible through the aperture. The cavity effectively integrates the energy of different wavelengths, so that the combined radiant energy emitted through the aperture includes the radiant energy of the various wavelengths. The apparatus also includes a control circuit coupled to the sources for establishing output intensity of radiant energy of each of the sources. Control of the intensity of emission of the sources sets the amount of each wavelength of energy in the combined output and thus determines a spectral characteristic of the radiant energy output through the aperture.