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|    CFL LED Spectrum change    |
|    27 Mar 14 05:44:27    |
      Hi,       I have a quick question. I searched but couldn't find any data on the       internet. The CFLs and LED lights usually run at a 100 Hz through their       ballast. If you take a high frame rate camera you can easily see the       flickering on the screen. My question is        during this 100Hz operation, does the CFL or Led lights change their spectrum       output? (I mean during their 1msec period).              In other words, is the spectrum different at the peak and at the lowest point       of the AC current? I have a spectrometer but not fast enough to observe any       change. Inputs appreciated?              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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