What exactly is LED?
LED is considered very common and natural at this time, but what exactly is LED? LED has been around for a long time and we come across it in many applications. Think for example of the lights that serve as indicators in audio and video equipment, the lights of your TV in standby mode, the lights of your digital alarm clock or the third brake light of your car. In this time, LED has already become indispensable in applications both at home and in the office. LED has the future in this and the government is also promoted from the environmentally-conscious aspects, as you can see in my previously published articles " energy label c offices mandatory in 2023 " and " LED and subsidy - what exactly is this about ". To dive in a little further, this LED for dummies follows. LED stands for Light Emitting Diode or light-emitting diode. A diode must be seen as an electronic component (semiconductor), which conducts the curren...