It's been know to happen.
Yes. That is why there is a current limit via the DIM wires. That is why I assumed the open wires would burn the CoB. Glad to see you are almost learning though.
Now look at what you cannot do when using the 36v HLG.Please? Nice to know you care.
that makes no friggin sense. The 36V matches the desired current range. A higher voltage driver like the 42V driver the current gets limited via dimming and the final power output will drop.
Love your mystical powers to know what the desired current range is for everyone.
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250W variable voltage power supply.
HLG-600H-42B is not a cc driver.
Yes of course it does. And I'm sure you do. So it's not a CC driver even though it's listed in the features?
But ... you didn't do that.
And that is not how it works either. Besides you actually said you were supposed to standardize PPFD measurements (or Mole measurements as you call them) to 1 meter. So you really thought that was what you were supposed to do.
Do you remember that even your measurements and simulations showed that that is indeed the case for distance between a fixture and plants? I'll agree you truly are the dimmest bulb around here.
That's a picture of your own failed COB test. You are going to try and blame this on someone else now? Seriously dude.It's been know to happen.
The problem here is these guys were told the facts of life by a misinformed vendor they trusted.
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its both a CV and a CC driver.
You never did understand what I did. It was over your head. The OP understood and thanked me for going out buying the CoB he was asking about and giving him the info he wanted.
Moles is what is being measured. As in micro-mole. If you do not understand when I say moles or µmole
That was true for a 4' strip with multiple source of light, not a single CoB. Look at that as if the sensor was 2 ft' away from a single LED and you varied the height, the Inverse Square Law would be skewed by the horizontal distance and the the angle's cosine.
This is an example of how your mind is like a sieve. As previously explained, the CoB was damaged when using it for a thermal experiment where it needed to be pushed hard. Even though it was damaged it still works fine as a heat source. For my purposes it is not damaged. I do not use CoBs for any type of lighting. So it was not a failed CoB test. As you probably do not recall that even though some of the dies were damaged it still put out the same irradiance as an undamaged CoB with the same part number.
WHAT??? Blame what on who? Do you have a reading comprehension issue? It was mostly pictures. How do you fuck that up? Seriously, it often appears you have notable problems with reading comprehension.
My point was I cannot fathom why someone would choose a 36v driver over the 42v diver for that particular CoB.
Maybe if you and your dip shit buddy @wietefras would back up why you say I'm wrong I could then help you pin point what you do not understand and correct errors of your ways. I does no good to just say I am wrong. You need to explain WHY I am wrong.
those two equations are the same exact thing you moron