Master the balance between luminous efficiency In addition to improving luminous efficiency, there are roughly five projects that LED manufacturers are accelerating to develop. Namely: "cost competitiveness" of white LED, "temperature stability" without degrading performance at high temperature, high "color rendering index" for illumination, hue "uniformity" between white LED products , output per unit package "The size of the luminous flux" (Figure 1). All of these projects and the luminous efficiency belong to this trade-off relationship. To balance the luminous efficiency, it needs to be handled carefully. Product categories of Tealight Candle, we are specialized manufacturers from China, Tealight Candle, 10G Color Tealight Candle suppliers/factory, wholesale high-quality products of 12G Poured White Tealight Candle and manufacturing, we have the perfect after-sales service and technical support. Look forward to your cooperation! 12 Gram Tealight Candle,Tealight Candles For Party,Long Burning Tealight Candle,Scented Tealight Candles Shijiazhuang Zhongya Candle Co,. Ltd. , https://www.zycandlefactory.com
Figure 1: It won't be a bestseller with high efficiency alone
In order to meet the market requirements, LED manufacturers need to pursue cost competitiveness, temperature stability, color rendering index, uniformity of light, and luminous flux per unit of white LED in addition to the technical strength of achieving luminous efficiency of 200 lm/W or more.
The key to "cost competitiveness" is to reduce the manufacturing cost of blue LED chips that account for about 60% of the cost of white LEDs (Figure 2). The conventional method is to expand the production line. However, this alone does not solve the problem. The method proposed by Japanese and American old LED manufacturers, which is one step ahead in the development of white LEDs, is to reduce the size of blue LED chips. That is to increase the number of chips that can be made on one wafer.
Figure 2: Cost structure of white LED
Among the various costs of white LEDs, LED chips account for more than half of the total, at 62%. (Figure: DisplaySearch)