Luminance diode (LED)

LED stands for "Light Emitting Diode" and denotes a semiconductor that gives light when electricity flows through it. LEDs produce light by electroluminescence: electrons move in the semiconductor material, released energy and emit light. This light can appear in different colors, such as red, green, yellow or blue, depending on the semiconductor material used. Blue -glowing LEDs can also generate white light through an internal light layer or phosphorus coating.

LEDs are extremely energy -efficient, durable and versatile. You will be used in lighting technology, electronics, automotive industry and displays. Compared to conventional incandescent lamps, you need significantly less energy and have a longer service life, which makes you a preferred choice for environmentally friendly lighting solutions. LEDs also offer dimness and color control, which means that they can be adapted to different requirements.