LED

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LED (light-emitting diode) is a highly efficient, long-lasting solid-state light source widely used in applications such as automotive headlamps, displays, and general illumination.

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Label Occurrences
LED canonical 1
LED display 1
LEDs 1

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instanceOf optoelectronic device ⓘ
semiconductor device ⓘ
solid-state light source ⓘ
abbreviationFor light-emitting diode ⓘ
canEmit infrared radiation ⓘ
ultraviolet radiation ⓘ
visible light ⓘ
competesWith compact fluorescent lamp ⓘ
fluorescent lamp ⓘ
incandescent lamp ⓘ
controlledBy constant-current driver ⓘ
pulse-width modulation dimmer ⓘ
developedFrom semiconductor diode ⓘ
emits light ⓘ
enables dynamic color-changing lighting ⓘ
energy-efficient lighting systems ⓘ
thin display panels ⓘ
fullName light-emitting diode ⓘ
hasAdvantageOver fluorescent lamp in robustness ⓘ
fluorescent lamp in switching speed ⓘ
incandescent lamp in energy efficiency ⓘ
incandescent lamp in lifetime ⓘ
hasColorDeterminedBy semiconductor bandgap ⓘ
hasProperty compatibility with digital control ⓘ
directional light output ⓘ
fast switching speed ⓘ
high energy efficiency ⓘ
long lifetime ⓘ
low heat generation compared to incandescent lamps ⓘ
low operating voltage ⓘ
mercury-free ⓘ
shock resistance ⓘ
small size ⓘ
vibration resistance ⓘ
hasType RGB LED ⓘ
high-power LED ⓘ
indicator LED ⓘ
infrared LED ⓘ
microLED ⓘ
organic LED ⓘ
surface-mount LED ⓘ
ultraviolet LED ⓘ
white LED ⓘ
integratedInto LED lamp ⓘ
LED module ⓘ
LED strip ⓘ
isPartOf solid-state lighting ⓘ
materialCanBe aluminum gallium arsenide ⓘ
aluminum gallium indium phosphide ⓘ
gallium arsenide ⓘ
gallium nitride ⓘ
indium gallium nitride ⓘ
operatesOn electroluminescence ⓘ
poweredBy direct current ⓘ
requires current-limiting resistor in simple circuits ⓘ
heat sinking for high-power operation ⓘ
standardizedBy IEC standards ⓘ
IEEE standards ⓘ
usedFor architectural lighting ⓘ
automotive headlamps ⓘ
automotive tail lights ⓘ
aviation lighting ⓘ
backlighting of displays ⓘ
billboards ⓘ
computer monitor displays ⓘ
emergency vehicle lights ⓘ
flash units in cameras ⓘ
flashlights ⓘ
general illumination ⓘ
indicator lights ⓘ
indicator panels on electronic equipment ⓘ
marine navigation lights ⓘ
medical device illumination ⓘ
plant growth lighting ⓘ
signage ⓘ
smartphone displays ⓘ
stage lighting ⓘ
street lighting ⓘ
television displays ⓘ
traffic signals ⓘ
uses semiconductor p-n junction ⓘ

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Cathode Ray Tube → wasLargelySupersededBy → LED display ⓘ
linked to: LED
Jim Campbell → artMedium → LEDs ⓘ
linked to: LED