LED lighting takes a huge share in the lighting market and the prevalence of LEDs reflects the industry has grown fairly mature. A multitude of LED types are being developed and introduced to not only illumination but other various applications. All that tells the need for LED light measurement will increase; and accurate, effective, and reliable methods are desirable when it comes to testing LEDs’ optical parameters. Here, Vektrex, a LED measurement system provider, releases three videos illustrating how to improve LED light measurement by providing sustained power to LEDs, reducing junction heating to achieve a higher accuracy, and improving time stability.
The need for LED light measurement is increasing. (image: wikipedia)
The cedit of the three webinar videos shown above belongs to Vektrex.
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