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Chris Bryant wrote:
I think people are misunderstanding the term COB- it stands for Chip On Board- a type of LED. It doesn't refer to the style of lamp- specifically looking like a corn cob.
From planet LED:Planet LED wrote:
In COB lighting, single LED chips are placed directly on a circuit board (or substrate) which has thermal properties to disperse heat. Heat dissipation is a very important aspect of LED lighting because it can have a major impact on the life expectancy of the luminaire. Traditional LED chips are not placed directly on the substrate and therefore there is greater thermal resistance.
โMay-07-2015 06:43 AM
Chris Bryant wrote:
I think people are misunderstanding the term COB- it stands for Chip On Board- a type of LED. It doesn't refer to the style of lamp- specifically looking like a corn cob.
From planet LED:Planet LED wrote:
In COB lighting, single LED chips are placed directly on a circuit board (or substrate) which has thermal properties to disperse heat. Heat dissipation is a very important aspect of LED lighting because it can have a major impact on the life expectancy of the luminaire. Traditional LED chips are not placed directly on the substrate and therefore there is greater thermal resistance.
โMay-07-2015 04:29 AM
Planet LED wrote:
In COB lighting, single LED chips are placed directly on a circuit board (or substrate) which has thermal properties to disperse heat. Heat dissipation is a very important aspect of LED lighting because it can have a major impact on the life expectancy of the luminaire. Traditional LED chips are not placed directly on the substrate and therefore there is greater thermal resistance.
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