The power supply LED driver circuit ensures that a steady stream of power reaches the LED during operation, because unavoidable temperature changes in the local environment alter the electrical properties of the circuit. Without the driver, this would lead to issues with performance. In fact, the LED could become too hot for the system to handle, and the entire thing could fail Ð or at least, render subpar performance. ...Read More
As the energy savings and efficiency of LEDs causes them to become mainstays in every industry, manufacturers are busy making new designs and formats for LED strips and bulbs. These products require adequate power supplies,Êespecially for the strips of light that areÊuseful in a portable capacity. ÊThis will enableÊyou toÊbetter understand the utility of these strips, as well as the LED lights power supply that best accompanies particular configurations. ...Read More
There are a number of factors that go into choosing the right LED indicator for your panel. In order to replace your burnt out LEDs, you must make sure that you have identified the correct pin configuration, mounting case style, size and current. You can also choose from a variety of different color options and manufacturers depending on price point and compatibility. ...Read More
Unlike constant current LED drivers, constant voltage LED drivers maintain a fixed voltage (usually either 12 or 24 VDC), which matches the manufacturers' requirements for specific LED lighting products. ...Read More
What a dimmable constant current LED driver does, essentially, Êis allow for a constant flow of electricity in the range of an LED's functionality that can be dimmed. Think of it like a floodgate or a portcullis; but in this case the water is electricity. The primary advantages come in energy conservation and the retention of intended function, which over time will end up saving money. ...Read More