LED Power Supply

One of the most wonderful gifts of the modern scientific development is the wide range of low emission power supplies like the LED light bulbs and the halogen bulbs. The filament based light sources like the regular florescent bulbs are widely replaced by the LED light sources. The LED bulbs use the transmission of electricity between the electrodes for power generation. These light bulbs are quite energy efficient and environment friendly. The non emission of harmful gases and heat make these LED bulbs very beneficial for common use. LED bulbs are the result of the modern nanotechnology techniques and have proved to be a boon for the mankind.

The LED light bulbs need proper care and substantial concern in terms of power supply. These light bulbs are sophisticated and need well regulated power sources. Irregular or wrong power supply may lead to damage of these LED light bulbs. The power supply needed depends on the response time and the LED quality. The low heating system of the LED light bulb is its most crucial advantage.

Popularly, LED Power Supply Products With The Following Specifications Are Used:
· 12 V DC 1.3 A 15 W regulated switching power supply
· 12 V DC 12 A 145 W regulated switching power supply
· 12 V DC 29 A 350 W regulated switching power supply
· 12 V 12.5 A 150 W power supply
· 12 V compact 1A power supply
· 12 V DC 4.2 A 50 W regulated switching power supply
· 24 V DC 6 A 145 W regulated switching power supply
· 24 V DC 8.3 A 200 W regulated switching power supply
· 48 V DC 7.3 A 350 W regulated switching power supply

Out of these standard power supply designs for the LED light bulbs, different designs are suitable for different LED projects. For small and medium LED projects, the 12 V 15 W power supply is the most apposite. It is highly energy efficient and produces low amount of heat. Other specific LED designs like the 10 W LED are used for domestic and commercial purposes. The current of high voltage is converted to low voltage currents by the LED power supply. The LED bulbs work more efficiently at low voltage and the LED power supply contributes significantly to this factor.