LED lamp Essays

  • Li Fi Technology: A Visible Light Communication

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    solutions to general and specialty lighting. Li-Fi is now part of the VLC as is implemented using white LED light bulbs. Data transmission takes place from this LED bulb by vary the current at extremely high speeds which undetectable by the human eye. I. INTRODUCTION Dr. Harald Haas was coined the term Li-Fi and also promoted Li-Fi in his 2011 TED Global talk by giving demonstration of an LED bulb to transmit a video with the speed more than 10Mbps. In simple terms, Li-Fi can be thought of as a Wi-Fi

  • Future of Lighting

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    times. Recently, we can experience an efficient new technology, the LED (Light Emitting Diodes), an electronic method of producing light. LED lights are small, colored lights available in any electrical store. We can also find white LED light bulbs, which we can use as regular bulbs in our homes. Changing old bulbs for LED will provide some dazzling features, safety, and the possibility of saving a lot of money. First, the LED lights have a wide range of dazzling features; for instance, they can

  • Converting Your Incandescent Flashlight into LED

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    are the downfall of many flashlights. LED light bulbs are a much better alternative, but what if you have already purchased an incandescent maglite? Instead of returning the light and buying an LED flashlight, you can easily and quickly make your own LED flashlight by performing a maglite LED conversion. Negatives of Incandescent Bulbs Incandescent bulbs have served us well over the years, but the fact of the matter is that they're obsolete when compared to LED bulbs. If you still need convincing

  • Energy Independence And Security Act Of 2007 (EISA)

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    era of greener, longer-lasting,more cost-efficient light bulbs and this meant kicking outdated, inefficient bulbs to the curb”(Crist). Led is the replacement for incandescent light bulbs. LED lighting is the future now. They are also long lasting, it saves you money and does not pull lots of energy. “LED stands for Light Emitting Diode”(“LED definition”). LED is the type of bulb that saves you money when it comes to the light bill. It does not pull much energy unlike other light bulbs. Such as

  • Vehicle Frost Box

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    These options were discarded because of high cost. The basic design of the frost box follows:  Powered by vehicle ignition  Uses a remote temperature sensor mounted close to the road surface  Display is a single tri-color Light Emitting Diode (LED)  Mounted on the driv... ... middle of paper ... ...to determine length for the wires that connect the system. Care must be taken to insure the wire path is protected from fraying, corrosive conditions and moving vehicle parts. Now that the

  • Essay On Supernova

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    deaf can be who they are. A person that is deaf is in a terrible disaster and the rescuers don’t know any sign language and they are in a big crisis This will never happen with Supernova, Supernova is an AdaFruit® design and it has a one of a kind “LED Board” that is made from scratch. Most people that are deaf and don’t have anyone to talk to feel like outsiders. AdaFruit® is like an upgrade to the original RedBot®. The Supernova can be mobilized and controlled to be moved around in any situation

  • Polaris RZR Jagged-X Case Study

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    Stereo: SSV Works 5 Speaker KICKER System Steering Wheel: Dragon Fire Racing Suede Sport Racing Wheel w/ Quick Disconnect Navigator Bar: Dragon Fire Racing w/ Anti Vibration Clamp Mirrors: Yoshimura Carbon Fiber Side Mirrors Whips: Safe Glow Whips Blue LED Dual Whips w/ Billet Mounts

  • Importance of the Setting for Dracula

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    Importance of the Setting for Dracula With castles, hidden streets, waterways, recurring rainy weather, interesting European architecture, and mystique, London is the perfect location for Bram Stoker's Dracula. London: The capital of Great Britain, and the center of attention in the nineteenth century, due to the many incidents that were going on at the time. The novel includes many daunting scenes, such as when Dracula heaves a sack withholding a deceased child before three female vampires

  • Instrumental Reasoning

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    option which led to the goal with higher probability. To consider things in the simplest form possible, consider a being with only a single desire. Suppose that this being wants nothing but to break a street-lamp. Even in so simple a case, we can begin to say what he ought to do. Any number of things may be effective. If he has no other goals – not even going unapprehended so that he can do it again with some other street-lamp – he may use a rifle, a pistol, throw rocks at it, climb the lamp-post to

  • Modern Man Has Become Enslaved by Time

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    exact measurement. For this reason civilizations highly developed in other respects had the most primitive means of measuring time: the hour glass with its trickling sand or dripping water, the sun dial, useless on a dull day, and the candle or lamp whose unburnt remnant of oil or wax indicated the hours. All these devices were approximate and inexact, and were often rendered unreliable by the weather or the personal laziness of the tender. Nowhere in the ancient or mediaeval world were more

  • Boogeyman

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    traditional old, dark house, eight-year-old Timmy (Caden St. Clair) is in bed, too scared to sleep. Commonplace items in the room take on a sinister appearance until he turns on his bedside lamp, revealing the hulking shape across the room to be just a chair strewn with clothes and sporting equipment. But when he turns the lamp back off, the shape begins to move toward him. Switch the light back on, and the shape collapses to the floor, an innocent bathrobe. It’s a clever illustration of the ways in which

  • Shopping Tendencies of Men and Women

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    men do, at least among my acquaintances. When women shop, they try to buy things that will perfectly fit their style or interior of their house. They are looking for particular color, shape and size of whatever thing they need -- saucepan, chair, or lamp. I believe when woman buys, her first priority is prettiness, or good look. On second place is practical side of the item. In most cases, women choose a dress that makes her slender and shoes that make her taller even if all these things are unpractical

  • Comparing Imagery in Flying a Red Kite and The Lamp at Noon

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    Imagery in Flying a Red Kite and The Lamp at Noon Imagery is used by many authors as a crucial element of character development. These authors draw parallels between the imagery in their stories and the main characters' thoughts and feelings. Through intense imagery, non-human elements such as the natural environment, animals, and inanimate objects are brought to life with characteristics that match those of the characters involved. Sinclair Ross uses vivid imagery of nature to reflect and

  • Technology and its Impact on American Culture

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    plays a huge role in how our society functions and how our culture has been shaped since its invention. Up until 1935, televisions were not electric as they are today. They were mechanical, powered by a small motor with a spinning disc and a neon lamp. The picture projected was very small, sometimes half the size of a business card, and only showed shades of orange and red. From 1935 up until World War II, the electric television was perfected and made ready for public distribution. The electric

  • Corvette

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    The Corvette From Beginning To Future The corvette was first introduced in January 1953. To experiment with the car, they only made 300 cars, which were all made by hand and powered by a 235-cubic-inch 6-cylinder engine. The corvette was designed to show the world that General Motors could make a sports car that was a stylish two seater. All 1953 corvettes were polo white with red interiors. The engine of the car generated 150 horsepower and had a 2-speed power glide automatic transmission. Researchers

  • Investigating the Resistance of a 12 Volt Bulb When the Current Changes

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    Investigating the Resistance of a 12 Volt Bulb When the Current Changes Prediction: I predict that as the current increases the temperature of the lamp will also increase; therefore the resistance will also increase. I know this because I have read it in the AQA syllabus. Plan Safety: I need to ensure the safety of myself and others by making sure that the experiment is conducted accurately and safely. - Apparatus should be placed in a safe place and put away safely. - Electrical

  • Value of Color and Light in Henrik Ibsen's Wild Duck

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    four acts. In the Wild Duck, Henrik Ibsen employs the image of light to portray certain characteristics in order to construct the plot and to adjust the mood of the scene. F.L. Lucas analyzes the opening arrangement and writes "In the outer room the lamps are dimmed, with green shades, in contrast to the brilliance of the room behind"(190). We understand that this meant that the outer room, lit with soft and shaded light, implies poverty, where as the inner room, illuminated with bright candles, expresses

  • How Does Light Affect The Rate Of Photosynthesis?

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    affects the rate of photosynthesis. To do this experiment I am going to set up the apparatus as shown in figure 1. The apparatus I am going to use are the following: - 1 Tripod 1 300ml Beaker 1 Boiling Tube 1 Clamp Stand 1Clamp 1 Boss 1 Ring Binder 1 Lamp 1 1 Metre Ruler 1 Thermometer 1 Stop Clock To do the experiment I will set up the apparatus first. I will firstly place the tripod on top of the base of the clamp stand and fill the 300ml beaker with 250ml of water to create the water bath. I will

  • How Does a Writer Engage a Reader?

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    How Does a Writer Engage a Reader? It's still snowing. The wind is so strong; it is hard to stay upright. I'm lost in a blizzard. Ahead of me, I see a faint glow. Is it a lamp in my house? I tell myself, "Keep moving toward the light." Left, right, left, right, up, down, I keep walking. I'm so cold. I press on, but the light remains just out of range. Left, right, left, right, up, down. The light grows brighter. Now it dims. I suddenly realize that I'm walking in circles. Where do I go with this

  • Essay About Family: Home

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    could see her from the kitchen and the living room, include her in our daily activities. She scared us more than once, a ghostly figure dressed in our cast-off clothes, surprising us if we needed a glass of water at night. The light from the street lamp glinted on her plastic-y hair and if we'd seen a scary movie recently, seemed to glint in her eye as well. My dad thought it was funny to talk to her, asking her if she'd like some crackers and cheese before dinner. This is how he taught us about anorexia