Will it be bad for a long time for the light -emitting diodes? The long -time release of the glowing diodes will not affect the light, the only thing that is affected is the rust of the pin. Limited by cost, the direct -inserted light -emitting diode rarely use copper pins. Generally use steel (that is, the cooked iron we usually talk about). Due to the thin plating, it is easy to rust if the storage is slightly careless. Especially close to the root and horizontal bar incision, it will become crispy and break off in severe cases.

This is the main factor affecting the storage period. Wet and rust will not have any impact on the inside of the qualified diode. Because the diode must be used to eliminate the air around the chip before packaging, the diode must be used to prevent the production of air bubbles. Let the rubber and chips, gold wires, and brackets closely combine together without gaps.

The collagen after packaging with AB glue is baked by more than 100 degrees of high temperature for several hours to complete the curing. This glue's bulging coefficient and anti -aging performance are excellent, and there will be no problem with long -term storage. Because the light emitting diode was born for more than half a century, it was impossible to have longer storage records. I have a few LEDs in their 20s in my hands. There is no problem with the transmission and glow of collagen.

There is a problem with the transition diode before the use of the access circuit, mainly from electrostatic. It has nothing to do with the length of deposit. The main injury of static dangers is currently a large amount of white and green LEDs used for lighting. If you do not pay attention to anti -static in transportation, storage and use, sometimes it will directly cause the lamp beads to not be on or use it for a period of time.