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07-04-2007, 06:49 PM #10
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Light spectrum research
OK, so we're already looking at leds emitting @ 420,430,525,680 nm anyway.
Not all photomediated responses are gonna be wavelength determinate- We're gonna need to determine which are , and which will need to otherwise managed.
I'm also wondering about availibility/cost of leds tuned to these precise wavelengths- wondering if it makes sense to build in some slop ie leds @ 655 & 665 instead of 660nm.
Seems like color temp variations could be managed by switching-
know nothing about LEDS- are they voltage dimmable?
Still looking for more precise data.
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