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LEDs, or light emitting diodes, are widely used in circuit boards and other electronic devices for a variety of purposes. This article will discuss 5952101013 applications and their working principle.

Circuit Board Indicators

These LEDs are often used as indicators on circuit boards, usually to indicate the functional status or the presence of voltage. A single LED may be used, typically with a resistor in series to control the current, or multiple LEDs in a row may be used, with one or more shared resistors. When a voltage is connected, a current will flow, activating the LED and thus creating light.

Arrays

Another application of LEDs is in arrays. These are often used as indicators or miniature screens. A common application of arrays is in advertising signs and large message boards. LEDs used in arrays have multiple connections, allowing them to be individually addressed. This allows multiple messages or images to be displayed on a single board.

Light Bars

Light bars are arrays of LEDs that use multiple connections to individually address multiple LEDs. These arrays are usually used in larger displays such as large numbers or symbols or scores on electronically controlled message boards. The multidimensional arrays offer the ability to create a variety of messages, animations, or graphics.

Bar Graphs

Bar graphs are a special type of LED display that uses both arrays and light bars. In a bar graph, LEDs are arranged in lines, with each line representing a single data point. The LEDs in each line may be connected in series to form a single line or may be connected in parallel to form multiple lines. The individual lines may be used to display a value or show comparison between values.

Working Principle

The principle behind LEDs is simple - when a voltage is connected, a current flows, activating the LEDs and thus creating light. LEDs are primarily composed of semiconducting materials, such as silicon and germanium, that emit light when a current flows through them. Different colored LEDs use different semiconducting materials, so their colors and intensities can be changed.

LEDs are energy-efficient and robust, requiring very little power to operate. They are also low maintenance, as they do not require any special handling or support. They are also long-lasting, making them suitable for long-term use.

LEDs are widely used in applications such as circuit boards, lighting and displays. The 5952101013 applications discussed in this article all require specific considerations, such as voltage and current requirements, and material selections, in order to work properly.

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