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LED lighting has come a long way in recent years, offering residential and commercial customers a reliable, cost-effective, and energy-efficient alternative to traditional lighting. LED lighting solutions range from COBs, engines, and modules to lamps and bulbs. Each has its own unique application field and working principle.

COBs, or chip-on-board LEDs, are individual LED chips that have been mounted onto a substrate and packaged together in one unit. It is the most efficient way to package LED dies for maximum brightness and power. Their application fields range from residential lighting and in-ground lighting, to commercial signage and decoration. The working principle of a COB is simple – the chip is mounted onto the substrate, the substrate connects it to the other chips, and an electrical circuit is completed. This circuit allows the current flow to illuminate the LED.

LED engines are like any other type of engine – they provide power from a set of components. They cover a variety of applications from street lighting to accent lighting, and can be used as a single unit or multiple units in a system. The working principle of an LED engine is based on providing the power for both the LED chip and the other components needed for it to work, such as LED drivers and LED controllers. LED engines typically consist of one or more LED modules, or LED boards, that can range from single-color to three-color. The LED module converts the electric input into the proper voltage and current to light the LED die.

LED modules are the smallest and most basic components in an LED lighting system. They are used to provide power to a single LED chip and are mounted on a substrate. These modules are very versatile and can be used in a variety of applications, such as industrial lighting, spot and track lighting, architectural lighting, and more. The working principle of a LED module is based on providing the LED chip with the desired amount of current and voltage to light the diode. LED modules are typically designed to conserve energy and prolong the lifespan of the LED chip.

LED lamps and bulbs are the most popular way of lighting up a room and have been on the market for many years. They are cost-effective, energy-efficient, and come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors. The working principle of an LED lamp is based on providing the electric input to light the LED die, or chip. The lighting can be adjustable to dim or turn off with a remote or specialized switch. LED lamps and bulbs are widely used in residential and commercial spaces for both decorative and functional purposes.

LED lighting solutions, ranging from COBs and engines to modules and lamps, have revolutionized the market in terms of quality and cost, making it a great choice for both residential and commercial customers. With their wide application field and variety of working principles, they guarantee efficient, reliable lighting that meets the highest quality standards.

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