wquiles
Flashaholic
My Light Box was designed primarily to test LED's. Here is my first set of data.
As we expected, the "S" bin 1Watt and "U" bin 3Watt do excellent in terms of lumens/brightness or LBU (Light Box Units, since it is not calibrated to any known value). When you take into account the power going to each LED to produce the light intensity, it gets pretty interesting in terms of efficiency
In the graph below, efficiency is directly proportional to the intensity divided by the power to the LED, times a scaling factor. As you can see, the "W" bin 5Watter makes the most light, but it take a LOT of power to get it
The "ID" is just that - an ID to uniquely identify each LED on the back of the star. Power to the LED is in Watts (simply vf times 0.750).
I still have quite a bit of LED's to test, but so far that UW0K looks mighty nice
Will
As we expected, the "S" bin 1Watt and "U" bin 3Watt do excellent in terms of lumens/brightness or LBU (Light Box Units, since it is not calibrated to any known value). When you take into account the power going to each LED to produce the light intensity, it gets pretty interesting in terms of efficiency
In the graph below, efficiency is directly proportional to the intensity divided by the power to the LED, times a scaling factor. As you can see, the "W" bin 5Watter makes the most light, but it take a LOT of power to get it
The "ID" is just that - an ID to uniquely identify each LED on the back of the star. Power to the LED is in Watts (simply vf times 0.750).
I still have quite a bit of LED's to test, but so far that UW0K looks mighty nice
Will
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