What are LEDs? Unlike a conventional light source that relies on heating an element in order to produce light – a method that has a low lifespan and limited efficiency – LED lighting works by sending electrons through a semi-conductor that emits photons. This technology has an extremely long lifespan and since nearly all of…
DetailsLED lighting makes a very good choice for the outdoors because they are durable and have a longer lifespan. There are so many advantages surrounding LED lighting and more and more people are switching to them for better lighting solutions. You will find a huge variety of these fixtures to choose from depending on what…
DetailsLED lights are finding wide range of applications in the field of lighting. Where ever incandescent bulbs or CFL Bulbs were in use, LED bulbs are appearing as a replacement. For all purposes of home applications various types of LED fittings and fixtures are available in the market. The headlights of the cars, motorbikes, all…
DetailsLED (Light Emitting Diode), a solid state semiconductor device made out of Silicon element which converts electrical energy into light energy, is increasingly becoming popular worldwide in view of its wide-ranging benefits in the fields of lighting, and other fields of energy. LED-based lighting systems are very durable as there are no mechanical or moving…
DetailsThe first full-LED headlamps revolutionized vehicle lighting by offering many advantages over regular light bulbs including virtually daylight-white brightness, faster reaction time, low energy consumption and a long operating life. More so, the use of LED technology have given designers the opportunity to create an iconic look that is unmistakable and a unique style that…
DetailsIf you know much about LED lights then you know that they are typically built upon an n-type substrate. On the surface of the device, the electrode is attached to the p-type layer. Often, commercial LED lights also include some kind of substrate of sapphire. A scientist in LED research must always remember that when…
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