98006

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Light emitting diodes (LEDs) can be used for a variety of LED lighting applications in both commercial and residential settings. LED lighting is becoming increasingly popular due to its benefits such as lower energy consumption and longer life expectancy than traditional light sources. LED lighting is typically divided into four categories: COBs (Chip On Board), Engines, Modules, and Drivers.

COBs (Chip On Board)

COBs (Chip On Board) are semiconductor chips that contain a single LED or a set of multiple LEDs on a single integrated circuit board. The LED on board is arranged in clusters and can be easily mounted to a heatsink to provide better heat sinking and cooling. COBs provide great lighting efficiency, high brightness, and low power consumption.

Engines

Engines are LED light sources that contain a set of LEDs and a driver. They are designed to produce a homogenous light output and are usually powered by a regulated transformer. Drivers are used to regulate the power to the LEDs and also provide other features such as a dimming capability.

Modules

Modules are sophisticated lighting sources that contain a set of LEDs, a driver, and a heatsink to provide better heat sinking and cooling. They are designed for use in commercial and industrial applications and can be used to replace existing lighting sources such as fluorescent and halogen lights. Modules provide excellent lighting efficiency and high brightness while consuming low power.

Drivers

Drivers are the power supply components of LED lighting systems. They are usually used in conjunction with engines and modules to provide the necessary power to the LEDs. Drivers come in different types such as constant current and constant voltage, and can provide features such as dimming and multiple color control.

98006 Application Field and Working Principle

The 98006 application is used in LED lighting applications such as general illumination, accent lighting, retail, hospitality, and residential lighting. The 98006 is a constant voltage LED driver that has a wide input voltage range and is capable of powering up to 8 LEDs in series. It is compliant with UL8750 and FCC regulations and is equipped with a Power Factor Correction (PFC) for improved efficiency. It provides a constant voltage output, dimming capability, and features such as short circuit, over temperature, and over voltage protections.

The working principle of the 98006 is to provide a voltage output to the LEDs that is equal to its input voltage. It uses an input voltage of 120-277V AC and regulates the output voltage to either 12V or 24V DC (depending on the desired application). The output voltage is regulated by a feedback circuit that monitors and adjusts the output voltage. This ensures a consistent output voltage and prevents any spikes or drops that may occur due to changes in the input voltage. The PFC feature also helps to reduce power loss during the conversion from AC to DC.

Conclusion

LED lighting provides a number of benefits over traditional lighting sources, including better efficiency, higher brightness, and longer life expectancy. The different components of LED lighting, such as COBs, Engines, Modules, and Drivers, provide the necessary components for effective lighting systems. The 98006 driver is a commonly used component which provides a constant voltage output, dimming capability, and various protection features. It is used in a variety of LED applications and provides a reliable source of power to the LEDs.

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