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Because W5050SQ3 and other LEDs are using PiG (phosphor in glass)
The LED I did is the SQ5, which I think uses pressed powder phosphor rather than PiG like the SQ3.
I’m not knowledgeable about phosphor technology–is PiG the same thing as sintered/ceramic phosphor, like the type Osram uses? Also, how do you identify...
afterward removed it without damaging the phosphor
Because W5050SQ3 and other LEDs are using PiG (phosphor in glass)
Hello there, I’ll take this if still available