light-emitting diodes
Efficient illumination chips
Light-emitting diodes are semiconductor devices that produce light when electrical current passes through them.
Abbreviated LED, they appear in screens, indicators, lighting fixtures, and countless electronic applications.
More energy-efficient and longer-lasting than incandescent bulbs, LEDs have largely replaced older lighting technologies: The stadium switched to light-emitting diodes to cut energy costs.
- ledGuided or commanded
- photonElectromagnetic radiation unit
- electroluminescenceLight emission from current
- phosphorsSubstances emitting stored light
- semiconductorPartial electrical conductor
radiant energy · radiance · solid-state · luminosity · spectrum · flexible displays · wavelengths · brightness · screen glow · streetlights · flashlights · smart bulbs · traffic signals · Cree · quantum dots · OLEDs · RGB · digital signage
light-emitting diodesincandescent bulbs
Lights using heated wire
incandescent lamps · gas lamps · oil lamps · candles · kerosene lamps
light-emitting diodesphotodiodes
Light-to-current semiconductor components
photovoltaic cells · solar cells · solar panels · light sensors · photodetectors
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