LED chip
Tiny light source
An LED chip is the semiconductor die at the heart of a light-emitting diode—the tiny piece of material that actually produces light when electrical current passes through it.
Multiple LED chips may be mounted together in a single package to increase brightness or combine colors.
The term often appears in discussions of lighting fixtures, displays, and electronics manufacturing.
- diodeOne-way semiconductor
- semiconductorPartial electrical conductor
- emitterThing that gives off
- glowSteady, soft light
- brightnessDegree of light emitted
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