- #1
Ganesh Ujwal
- 56
- 0
why nobel prize is awarded for blue led invention even though it was invented before?
i bought this blue led 2 years back i.e on 2012,
i bought this blue led 2 years back i.e on 2012,
One exception to that is the Peace Prize, which is usually quite current as is demonstrated by this year's deserving co-winners.nasu said:It's not an award for something done recently (or in the previous year)
If it was, they broke the rule from the beginning, with the first prize in physics which was given to Roentgen in 1901 for the x-rays discovered in 1896.Not 20 years, true. They were faster then. :)DrDu said:I think that in the original statutes, it had to be awarded for an innovation of the last year, but this has been changed long ago.
The Nobel Prize was awarded for the invention of blue LED because it revolutionized the field of lighting technology. Blue LED allowed for the creation of energy-efficient, long-lasting, and environmentally friendly white light sources, making it an important contribution to society.
The blue LED was discovered by three scientists - Isamu Akasaki, Hiroshi Amano, and Shuji Nakamura - in the early 1990s. They were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2014 for their groundbreaking work.
Blue LED has had a significant impact on modern technology, particularly in the fields of lighting and display technology. It is used in a wide range of applications, from household lighting to smartphone screens, and has greatly improved energy efficiency and durability.
Blue LED differs from other types of LED in terms of its color and energy efficiency. Unlike traditional LEDs, which emit red or green light, blue LED emits a blue light that can be combined with phosphors to produce white light. It also uses less energy compared to other types of lighting technology.
The development of blue LED was a challenging process that took several decades. One of the main challenges was finding the right materials to create blue light, as it required a different approach from traditional LED technology. Additionally, the production process was complex and required advanced equipment and techniques.