Jomohr84
Newly Enlightened
Not at all... the work you're doing is important and YOU are a rock star. +1 [emoji106]
Thanks for the encouragement. In truth it is just as much you as me. For a man of passion money is no prize. It keeps the lights on to be sure but it doesn't get me out of bed in the morning. I very much consider what I do an art. I don't say that to inflate what I do but merely express what it means to me. An artist creates for personal expression and there is tremendous satisfaction in that but I think even more we create for other people's enjoyment. It feels good to know other people are moved by what you do. So thanks for the validation. I shall strive to continue to move others by my creations. But the day I can no longer achieve this is the day I quit. There are many ways one can leave their imprint on this world. Many ways to contribute a verse. It's not as much the specific area of contribution that matters to me. Just that I continue to contribute.Not at all... the work you're doing is important and YOU are a rock star. It's important well beyond what I'm capable of expressing, but I'll give it my best try....
Michael, we don't shine our flashlights because it's cute. We shine because we are members of the human race. And the human race is filled with passion.
Medicine, law, business, engineering, these are noble pursuits and necessary to sustain life. But mega throwers, beauty, romance, love, these are what we stay alive for. To quote from Whitman, "O me! O life!... of the questions of these recurring; of the endless trains of the faithless... of cities filled with the foolish; what good amid these, O me, O life?" Answer. That you are here - that life exists, and identity; that the powerful play goes on and you may contribute a verse. That the powerful play *goes on* and you may contribute a verse. What will your verse be?
Thanks. And love your avatar.+1 for Michael and THE most amazing flashlights ever made, period!
No that is considered stalking!😆I love this guy ^^^. Not in a stalker sort of way, but I will admit that I check this thread/subforum multiple times per day... per hour.
Which means I'm letting you down more often than not as I don't post much.I love this guy ^^^. Not in a stalker sort of way, but I will admit that I check this thread/subforum multiple times per day... per hour.
Funny that you ask. I have several Osram products on there way to me. My curiosity being more in their phosphor layer. Also one must think of the light emitting area in 3D terms rather than 2D. Just as important is the range of depth in the emission area. And yes there are vastly differing results across the companies in this area.Michael, have you had a chance to look into osram oslon black flat LEDs? At around 4.5A it produces 250lm/mm sq. So this could already be 25% more intensity than the highest binned dedomed xpg2.
I threw this together quickly so don't judge it too harshly but hopefully you can see how depth plays a role. Spreading light out in any of the three axis reduces intensity. That includes the Z. If the light is all being emitted from a single plane the intensity will be highest. Assuming of course we are ignoring the X and Y. Remember a lens or reflector really only has one point of focus. Anything not perfectly in focus will decrease the intensity of the projected light. My research related to phosphor is in two basic fields. Identifying the phosphor with the highest native intensity and in increasing single plane emission characteristics.What is the emission area? Just the phosphor layer? I'm not real familiar with the exact makeup of an led, more so how all the pieces are put together. But this talk of piecing together your own led is fascinating, I never thought anyone would do such a thing, and exciting!
I threw this together quickly so don't judge it too harshly but hopefully you can see how depth plays a role. Spreading light out in any of the three axis reduces intensity. That includes the Z. If the light is all being emitted from a single plane the intensity will be highest. Assuming of course we are ignoring the X and Y. Remember a lens or reflector really only has one point of focus. Anything not perfectly in focus will decrease the intensity of the projected light. My research related to phosphor is in two basic fields. Identifying the phosphor with the highest native intensity and in increasing single plane emission characteristics.
Incase you want to make your own here is the formulaMy cataract is acting up again. Anyone have a CO2 Laser I can borrow for a few minutes?[emoji14]
Jiffy^^I tried that already but something went wrong. Not sure but I may have used the wrong brand of peanut butter.