The primary characteristic of a high-brightness LED is its increased luminosity over that of the classic LED.
The high-brightness LEDs (HBLED) have many uses. They are found in display panels which must be visible in broad daylight. They are increasingly used for vehicle lights and railroad signals, as well as in cold-source, industrial and other interior illumination.
High-brightness LEDs are identical to classic LEDs (white and color), except that they can handle higher current loads without the need for a heat sink. Luminosity is expressed in lumens or candela.
The choice of a high-brightness LED requires attention to detail. Some manufacturers express luminosity in lumens, others in millicandela (mcd). The latter yields higher numbers as a result of using the conversion factor one candela = one lumen/steradian. This exaggerates the candela figure when the emission angle is small, which is often the case with LEDs.
- Longevity
- Luminosity
- Low power consumption
- Price
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High-brightness LED KA-3529SELZ4S KINGBRIGHT ELECTRONIC
Features Single color. Suitable for all SMT assembly and solder process. Available...
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High-brightness LED spectroradiometer StellarNet
More and more incandescent lights are being replaced by LEDs each day. LEDs have the advantages of increased efficiency, color specificity, size, response time, lifetime, and numerous other factors. StellarNet's line of low cost miniature radiometers are the perfect...
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High-brightness LED spectroradiometer 380 - 780 nm | OL 771 Gooch & Housego
The OL 771 is based on our successful OL 770-LED Test & Measurement System but designed specifically for high brightness...
