Anyone going to use these in their diy fixtures?
https://www.compoundsemiconductor.n...e-introduces-brightest-horticulture-leds.html
https://www.compoundsemiconductor.n...e-introduces-brightest-horticulture-leds.html
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BM9AGS
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only references red colors but still impressive pushing 6 umol/w
i think ive read that it takes +6 months for new leds to be in production fixtures.....assuming those are even at the distributors. but theyll be out eventually
CobKits
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i only looked at nominal binning currents, but it looks like the XP-E 425 mw @ 350 ma/2.1V is alot more efficient (57.8%) than the XQ-E (350mw @ 350 ma/2.2V (45.4%)
seems like the XQ-e is a specialty chip for small packages (thats what she said....)
so hopefully the XPE 29 bins hit the market soon so we can get some cutter linear pcbs made up!
seems like the XQ-e is a specialty chip for small packages (thats what she said....)
so hopefully the XPE 29 bins hit the market soon so we can get some cutter linear pcbs made up!
alesh
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Comparing top bin XPE vs lowest bin XQE
It will depend on available bins and price. XPE is 4.5 times larger than XQE and somewhat more expensive.
edit: XQE HE photo red is also rated 2.1V at binning.
alesh
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Now we're talking. Let's say XQEs are 1/2 price of XPE (seems about right based on Cutter prices) and you can put 3x more of them on a PCB. Will you still choose XPE?
welight
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yes we have them on order already, we will have them available on the ZGE boards COBkits will be selling and also on stars, solderless boards and we will be doing a small COB like board6 µmol/s/W red LED would have to be about 110% efficient. It's up to 6 µmol/s per LED
Anyway, new deep reds are already in the data sheet.
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@welight will these XQ-Es be available through Cutter? Guess one could make a nice engine with those and treat it as a 'deep red COB'.
Cheers
Mark
CobKits
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does the osram have a datasheet? these are fully represented on crees datasheets
BM9AGS
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Not sure if this has their latest on here.
https://ledlight.osram-os.com/appli...led-lighting/horticultural-lighting-products/
HolyGhost23
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this is why i run my cxa's at higher amps. at the time it cost less to make more umol with more amps vs more chips at less amps. and in total id save about 5 bucks a year in power to run things at max efficiency.. i mean if your power costs a shit ton where you live. than i guess a 2 to 5% difference in efficiency is worth the cost of extra chips.. but when it comes to pennies over time vs upfront cost... upfront cost usually wins...id save my money for the best driver possible. that is where you are really losing things.
Randomblame
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Hi Mark,
can you give me a quick update on availabillity of the new HE XP-E's from Cutter?
Osrams new horticulture bins are already available but 3,95$US/3,49€ a pcs, lol!
BM9AGS
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MeGaKiLlErMaN
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Now that's much better, but is it cost efficient? I get the red, but how much would you need to make it worth having? 100W in a 4x4 would be my guess, of 650nm
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welight
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Hi Random
Cree backlog report indicates the 18th, so actually shipping tomorrow, so to us by Tuesday, assuming they hit the date
Cheers
Mark
The Dawg
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Randomblame
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Thanks, Mark!
Sounds goooood ...
Will definately pm you soon for a special order for some pr/fr's if it's okay.
