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How to choose an LED for lighting

Don't miss another "How To" article that has been posted on the site - Analysis: How to choose an LED for lighting

Written by Jason Ford, technical services manager at Osram, it covers topics such as fine binning for homogeneity and general illumination issues.

It begins:
With developments made in the efficacy of white LEDs in the past few years, LED technology is driving the future of lighting.
As white light is the main driver for general illumination, there is a particularly strong focus on improving the efficiency of white LEDs, which currently outperform tungsten halogen lamps with efficacies from 45-55lm.
Another "How To" - related to embedded programming -  was also recently posted. See How to develop SMP-friendly embedded code

For the full collection of "How To" articles, don't forget to bookmark our special roundup - www.electronicsweekly.com/howto - our index of technical articles.

The selection of in-depth, engineer-oriented content covers such areas as:
  • calculating power in FPGA design
  • selecting the right white LED driver
  • choosing the right analogue switch
  • optimising mobile power efficiency
  • testing high-power LEDs
  • verifying power-cycled SoCs for checking and coverage
  • specifying a connector for power rating
  • choosing the right power supply
  • succeeding with ultra-small QFN packages
  • reading a semiconductor data sheet
  • selecting video op amps

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