a phosphor-silicone layer adheres to LED chips, changing the color from blue to white. In defective bulbs, this layer forms cracks over time, turning the color back to blue or purple. Like most ...
The explanation likely lies in a process called delamination. Many LED light bulbs used for street lights actually give off a ...
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