Sponsored Link: LEDs Workshop, Santa Clara, March 17th

SPACE IS LIMITED! Free hands-on workshop for EE’s and ME’s. Spend the day with EDN and Design News to learn how High-Brightness LEDs save power, reduce space, and shape light into unlimited colors. Check out our full agenda online and sign up today! ...

2010-01-09 10:00:02 | This article is from edn.com

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