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What's the Deal With Dying LED Lights? We Talked to the Pros
LED bulbs use DC power, which requires a converter and drivers to switch from standard AC power in homes. That means inside every LED bulb are tiny circuit components — and their soldered contact ...
tinkrLAB Tuesday: ‘Squishy circuits’
This tinkrLAB Tuesday, tinkrLAB owner and founder Melissa Rabideau shows 6 News anchors Jorma Duran and Megan Viecelli how to ...
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What's the Deal With Dying LED Lights? We Talked to the Pros
LED bulbs use DC power, which requires a converter and drivers to switch from standard AC power in homes. That means inside every LED bulb are tiny circuit components — and their soldered ...