Seoul Semiconductor develops high efficient Acriche of 80lm/W

Juctuc · Feb 6, 2008

http://www.led-professional.com/content/view/899/29/

Well well... I think its good news for general lighting! But like always, that 80lm/w is with 6500K(maybe), and it might be the max lm/w.

In fact, i dont know about this acriche at all. Is it that you just need 110/230V to drive it, and nothing else??

jtr1962 · Feb 6, 2008

I'm pretty sure the 80 lm/W rating is when driven at nominal voltage (either 120 or 240 VAC). It's not at a super low current. I still have no idea how this LED works directly off line current, nor if it flickers at line frequency. Also, I wonder how marketing choose the name "Acriche". To me anyway this sounds like some new species of insect. Looking fast at it is reminiscent of "Arachnid". I'd personally have just unglamourously called it an HVLED (high-voltage LED).

Seoul Semiconductor develops high efficient Acriche of 80lm/W

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