
Calculating of the heat dissipation of a LED - Physics Forums
Jun 1, 2022 · What I need is basically the luminous efficacy of the LED (luminous flow/radiant flow). At this point I am quite sure the provided data in the datasheet is not enough to calculate that number. My rough estimate of those LED is a luminous efficacy of 300lm/W which results in a energetic efficacy of roughly 40%.
How many LED's are in a typical LED monitor? - Physics Forums
May 21, 2010 · For an LCD TV the backlight LED gives you the ligth source - the only reason for using LEDs rather than flourescent lamps is the smaller size, greater efficency and longer life. A single pixel only puts out one color (red,gree or blue) groups of three or four pixels are used to give all the colors by varying amounts of these primary colors.
Debunking the Myth: Do LED Lights Flicker? Get the ... - Physics …
May 21, 2020 · A basic LED on a breadboard fed by DC will not flicker, if the DC has some ripple, then of course a variation MAY be noticeable, but not an on/off phenomena. Many consumer products are use a LED Driver circuit, which is high frequency (PWM) control of the current in the LED to provide maximum perceived brightness.
LED Detection Range with Night Vision Goggles? - Physics Forums
Feb 15, 2025 · These all emit light in various parts of the spectrum with each type of LED having a somewhat different spectrum. You could probably find the charts for each type with some effort, but in general, the lower the K number the redder the LED looks and the more light will be emitted in the red and orange end of the spectrum compared to the blue end.
PVC Induction Heating Coil Design (early thoughts) - Physics Forums
Mar 25, 2025 · The pic below now shows this "butt end", melted on screen, to its 2" PVC pipe, inserted into a 2"x 4" PVC reducing coupler. The dark area (running from 2 o'clock to 4 o'clock) is the incerted micro-mesh screen susceptor (normally would encircle the entire O.D. of the 2" pipe ..... but shown here for contrast)
On Mixing Colors of Light | Page 6 - Physics Forums
Oct 16, 2024 · It would be interesting if we had tunable type monochromatic LED's, so that the picture we see on a TV screen could be made from many monochromatic sources all on the perimeter of the CIE chart, rather than the broadband LED's (whose components also come from the perimeter) whose color coordinates are then a point near the perimeter, with a ...
How long can I run my computer using an Inverter? - Physics Forums
Mar 30, 2013 · Good Evening, I have a 12V Car battery which supplies 85Amps. I have a 500W Inverter with a peak of 1000W. One of my computers which I want to run has a 200W power Supply. I would like to know how long I can power this for 12 hours and 24 hours. If the battery cannot power it for that long...
Historical clarification of the Planck formula of blackbody radiation
Mar 10, 2025 · It is true that Lord Rayleigh stated that blackbody radiation is proportional to ##1/\lambda^4## in the article entitled “Remarks upon the Law of Complete Radiation,” The London, Edinburgh, and Dublin Philosophical Magazine And Journal Of Science, ” Vol. 50, Fifth Series July-December 1900 (see Figure 3), so before the Planck formula of December 1900, but the official formulation as we ...
Need an on-line calculator for a simple calculation - Physics Forums
Jan 14, 2025 · So I set up about 30 Actions in PS. When the image is ready to export, I bring the selection rectangle on screen, select the relevant Action, click Play, and the export is done. No mistakes, no thinking. However, if an image has to be rotated, that would have to be done before the Action. I'd have to… Bring the selection into play
LED flashlight, how dangerous are they? - Physics Forums
Sep 8, 2008 · My LED flashlight comes with a red warning light in case the levels of LED increase beyond a safe level. Also, there is a metal cap covering the red warning light just in case. I think the cap is made of lead for extra protection.