CXM-6-30-80-36-AA02-F2-2

LED Lighting - COBs, Engines, Modules

The CXM-6-30-80-36-AA02-F2-2 is a type of LED Lighting. It falls into the category of COBs, Engines, and Modules. LED Lighting is quickly becoming the standard in lightning technology as it is more efficient and produces a brighter light than traditional light sources. LED Lighting has seen wide deployment in recent years, and COBs, Engines, and Modules are the primary components that make up LED Lighting.

COBs, which stands for "Chip On Board", are a type of LED Lighting that takes multiple LED chips and places them onto a single circuit board. This allows the user to create a bright, evenly distributed light without having a large number of individual LED chips. COBs are typically used in downlights, spotlights, and other applications that need bright, evenly distributed light.

Engines are the drivers that power the individual LED chips. They essentially act as a bridge between the power supply and the LED chip. Engines come in a variety of sizes and wattages, and can be used for both indoor and outdoor lighting applications. Engines are typically used in accent lighting, task lighting, and other applications that require focused light.

Modules are essentially a type of LED Lighting that combines both the COB and engine. It is essentially a self-contained package that includes both the LED chip and the driver in one convenient package. Modules are typically used in accent lighting, task lighting, and other applications that require direct and focused light.

The CXM-6-30-80-36-AA02-F2-2 is a type of LED Lighting that falls into the Category of COBs, Engines, and Modules. Its primary application field is general lighting, such as downlights, spotlights, and other lighting applications that require a bright and even distribution of light. Its working principle is one in which the LED chip is powered by an engine, which is then connected to a power supply that provides the necessary voltage and current to power the LED chip. This allows the LED chip to produce a bright, evenly distributed light without having a large number of individual LED chips.