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Next video. For general release on Sunday. (Patreon)

Published:
2017-01-27 22:33:56
Imported:
2021-06

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Another preiew video for your delectation.

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Next generation glass COB LED lamp MKII teardown.

I'm guessing the original version of this lamp with a square glass LED panel must have been a success, because here's the new version with a round glass COB and a driver suited to a wider range of voltage use. I've tried it on 120V and it does work.

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Anonymous

Again, I feel very special. ☺️

Anonymous

love the big calculator!

Anonymous

Very special. Amazing how fast led technology is advancing. Excellent Clive, keep them coming. Tks. 👍

Anonymous
>>3723964

Yes. I remember the first time I got hold of an old red LED and connected it to 2xAA batteries to see it stay alight for over a week. And then green. and then eventually blue and white. And then was blown away further by the intensity that can be squeezed out of a chip half the size of a grain of rice. Amazing tech that has kept me on edge of my seat in anticipation of the next generation. Has been a great journey.

Anonymous

I'm fascinated with LED teardowns, so thanks for yet another good one, Clive! :)

Anonymous

Another great vid Any chance of a link to purchase Thanks

Anonymous

Very interesting, I wonder when they start to put leds on glas globes (3D sun-like led lamp). Thumbs up!

Anonymous

End links aren't really creepy. Do what you can to get more viewers. I might suggest a more detailed run through of a power supply section in a vid just for patrons. I've been trying to figure out a supply from an 18v dc battery to a 3ish volt emitter, but can't quite figure it out.

Steven Tucker

Any chance of a link to the seller for these?

bigclive
>>3736433

I'm afraid I don't know which seller these came from. I had one sent to me for teardown by a fan of the channel.

bigclive
>>3735735

If it's just a single emitter then you could use a resistor if it was for low current, or a buck converter for higher current. With 18V you could run about 4 or 5 low current LEDs in series with a single resistor.

bigclive
>>3723929

I got it especially for the videos, but it's almost a bit too big.