LED component technical parameters are indicators that describe the electrical and optical performance of the LED component. Here are common technical parameters of LED components:

    Voltage: The operating voltage range of the LED component. LEDs typically require a specific voltage to function properly.

    Current: The operating current of the LED component. Current determines the brightness and lighting effect of the LED.

    Power: The power consumption of the LED component. Power is calculated as the product of voltage and current: Power = Voltage × Current.

    Luminous Intensity: The intensity of light emitted by the LED component. It is measured in candelas (cd) and represents the intensity of a uniform light source.

    Luminous Flux: The total amount of light emitted per second by the LED component. It is measured in lumens (lm).

    Luminous Efficacy: The light efficiency of the LED component, which is the ratio of luminous flux to power. It is measured in lumens per watt (lm/W).

    Color Temperature: The color of light emitted by the LED component. It is measured in Kelvin (K) and commonly categorized as warm white, natural white, cool white, etc.

    Color Rendering Index: An index that measures the ability of the LED component to reproduce the true colors of objects. The common color rendering index is Ra, ranging from 0 to 100, where a higher value indicates better color reproduction.

    Viewing Angle: The angle range at which the LED component emits light. It represents the radiation angle of light emitted by the LED in the horizontal and vertical directions.

    Lifespan: The lifespan of the LED component, usually measured in hours. The lifespan of an LED is influenced by various factors such as temperature and current.

These technical parameters are crucial for selecting and applying LED components. When purchasing LED components, it is important to consider the technical parameters to ensure that the components meet specific requirements and make appropriate choices.