LED LAMPS AS LIGHT FIXTURES AND SOME NUANCES OF THERMAL RESIST6ANCE

Authors

  • В. М. Сорокін
  • В. П. Копнін
  • А. Ф. Сєрий

Abstract

A variant of the temperature stabilization system for a direct replacement LED bulb with E27 base proposed. The results of research time characteristics of the optical parameters of the lamp and the stabilization time are demonstrated. Determined the influence of surface area of heat sink on conduction and  convection components of heat resistance. Projected ability to  create retrofit up to 20 watts with a flux decline until stabilization is not more than 10%.

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Сорокін, В. М., Копнін, В. П., & Сєрий, А. Ф. (2013). LED LAMPS AS LIGHT FIXTURES AND SOME NUANCES OF THERMAL RESIST6ANCE. Lighting Engineering & Power Engineering, (1), 4–13. Retrieved from https://lepe.kname.edu.ua/index.php/lepe/article/view/240

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No. 1 (2013): №33

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