What Is Full Spectrum LED

Full spectrum LED has been mentioned a lot in the past two years, but few really use lighting places and light box signs. Only school classroom lighting is mandatory.

It refers to the light emitted by lamps, whose spectrum is close to the solar spectrum, especially in the visible part, the proportion of various wavelength components is similar to that of sunlight, and the color rendering index of light is close to that of sunlight.

The sunlight we see every day refers to the visible part. Artificial lighting is also to make the proportion of various wavelength components in the visible part into components similar to sunlight, so as to obtain good lighting effect.

Most of our common LED spectra are not all-optical spectra, or imitation all-optical spectra. The spectral content is lack of some wavelength parts, which will affect the quality parameters of light due to the lack: for example, the indication is not high, the R9 value is low, more blue light and so on.