High Power
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 BLADE 2 in 1 Control UnitMixer High Power ESCBCPP2 US $36.99
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 GT High Precision Watt Meter and Power Analyzer AC048 US $34.90
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High Power Leds as converter from optical to electrical energy?
Reading on the web about solar panels I found out that transistors and led diodes can be used to convert light into electricity. The only thing I found was some tests on old low wattage leds.
I would like to know can High Power Leds such as 10W could be used to convert light into electricity.
LEDs are very inefficient at converting light to electricity. And white LEDs, which use a phosphor to change the light color, would do zilch as the phosphor doesn't work in reverse.
A 10 watt set of LEDs, you would be lucky to get a tenth of a watt out of them.
So yes, but it would be a lot cheaper to get real solar panels.
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