BXRC-65C1001-C-74

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LED Lighting - COBs, Engines, Modules

The BXRC-65C1001-C-74 is a part of a family of LED lighting elements, in particular the LED COB, engine, and module. In this article, we will discuss the application fields and the technical aspects of these lighting components.

Application Fields

LED COBs (Chip on Board) are among the most popular LED lighting components due to their compact size and efficient operation. They are used in a wide variety of applications, such as architectural lighting, retail lighting, landscape lighting, theatrical lighting, and more. The BXRC-65C1001-C-74 in particular is a 64W COB module with an integrated driver, making it an optimal choice for general lighting.

LED Engines are dedicated drivers and electronics that provide a direct connection between the LED COB and the power source, which can be a ballast, mains input, or solar panel. They are designed to be robust, efficient, easy to install, and provide protection from current and voltage transients, so they can be used in outdoor applications.

LED Modules are based on the same technology as LED Engines, but they can include additional features such as optics and heat sinks. These modules are designed for larger luminaire systems and require a multi-component installation process that is often too complex for the average consumer.

Working Principle

LED COBs are composed of a series of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) on a single circuit board substrate. These devices are typically driven by a pulse-width modulation (PWM) signal, where the PWM signal is used to adjust the amount of current going through the LED chips, thereby controlling the light intensity.

LED Engines act as a direct interface between the LED COB and the power source. They use power control circuitry to convert the AC mains voltage into a DC voltage that is optimal for driving the LEDs. The engine can also include built-in protection circuitry that prevents the LED from burning out if there is an unexpected rise in the current or voltage, making them suitable for outdoor applications.

LED Modules are slightly more complex than their COB and Engine counterparts. They typically include optional optics, such as lenses or reflectors, as well as active or passive heat sinks. The optics are used to modify the beam patterns and the heat sinks are used to dissipate the heat generated by the LEDs. The modules can also include other features such as dimming control and notification LEDs.

The BXRC-65C1001-C-74, a 64W COB module with integrated driver, combines the advantages of LED COBs and Engines into a single package. This LED module is designed for use in general lighting applications and provides robust operation in a variety of environments.

LED COBs, Engines, and Modules offer a variety of advantages that make them the perfect choice for a wide range of lighting applications. From architectural lighting to theatrical lighting, these components provide efficient, reliable and cost-effective solutions.

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