The Lextar white chip is a die-cut, chip-scale product without encapsulation, offering high luminous flux density, high luminous flux, and a wide beam angle, simplifying optical lens design. The Lextar white chip is suitable for lighting products, particularly small lamps such as spotlights or candles. It can also be used in backlighting, helping to reduce the thickness of backlight modules.
When used in a GU10 lamp, this white chip achieves high lumen output and intensity, reaching up to 2500cd at 25 degrees with a high CRI of 90, making it a perfect replacement for a 50-watt halogen lamp. Furthermore, a light tube equipped with a white chip and COG (Chip on Glass) technology provides excellent 360-degree illumination, achieving ultra-high efficiency of 200 lumens per watt.
GPS-Timer Casambi: GPS time synchronization for lighting networks
Within a Casambi network, numerous functions depend directly on the availability of an accurate time reference. Scheduled events, time-of-day scenes, and circadian profiles require the network to have this information constantly available...
