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A Bi-color light-emitting diode (LED) is capable of emitting two different colors of light, typically red and green, rather than only one color.Bi-colour LEDs contain two LEDs connected in ‘inverse parallel’.
The two LEDs are often green and red. This means if current flows one way through the device the LED lights green, and if current flows the other way the LED lights red.
Bi-color LED are the LED which creates an eye-catching running display effect. This project can be used in the places like borders of animation, pictures, short word display etc.
The bi-color LEDs are similar to uni-color with the difference that there are two LEDs housed in a package. Bi-colour LEDs may have two or three leads depending upon the internal connections.
A Bi-color LED features two LED terminals, or pins, arranged in the circuit in anti-parallel and connected by a cathode/anode.
Positive voltage can be directed towards one of the LED terminals, causing that terminal to emit light of the corresponding color; when the direction of the voltage is reversed, the light of the other.
The Global Bi-color LED display market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2023 to 2030.
Godox KNOWLED MG1200Bi Released – Powerful Bi-Color COB LED Light The company’s most powerful COB LED bi-color fixture, the Godox KNOWLED MG1200Bi, is now available .
The light offers a 2,800-6,500K CCT range, 0.1% dimming increments, 78,800 lux at 3 meters, a mount system with electronic pins to recognize accessories, IP54 rating, and professional connectivity.While the company’s KNOWLED lineup already includes two bright models, the M600D and M600Bi, the advent of a more powerful 1200W bi-color variant was first teased at IBC 2022 back in September. During the show, another high-output bi-color COB LED spotlight, the NANLUX Evoke.
The Godox KNOWLED MG1200Bi is a bright COB LED fixture that promises to offer a stable 1200W output across its whole CCT spectrum, which ranges from 2,800 up to 6,500K.
The light source can be dimmed from 0.1 up to 100% in precise 0.1% steps, using 4 different dimming curves (Linear, S-curve, Exponential, Logarithmic).
