Material Aluminum
Properties New Product
Layer Single
Power **9W
Stiffness Stiffness
Process STD-E
Definition:
SMD LEDs are light-emitting diodes in which the elements of the
diodes are mounted directly onto the surface of printed circuit
boards. A printed circuit board is a flat board used
to electrically connect and support electronic components. LEDs are
bulbs that fit into an electric circuit and are illuminated by the
movement of electrons.
Applications:
SMD LEDs can be used for aviation and automotive lighting
applications and in traffic signals. SMD LEDs are also used to
light up watches, transmit information from remote control units
and form numbers on digital clocks.
Advantages:
Some advantages SMD LEDs have over incandescent bulbs include less
energy consumption and longer lifetime. SMD LEDs are also typically
smaller than incandescent light bulbs, have greater durability due
to sturdier design, and use faster switching. Switching occurs when
an electrical circuit is diverted from one conductor to
another.
