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Relationship Between Thermal Resistance and Driving Current

07/23/2010 9:07 AM

Recently I carried out a experiment where I need to find the thermal resistance of an LED as the driving current increases. As I increase the driving current, the thermal resistance decreases... But when I do the same measurement at constant interval of time (t=1800s), the thermal resistance seems to be increase as driving current increases.. Now I really confuse whether the thermal resistance should increase or decrease with the current..As far as I know, increase in current will also raise the heat power which should increase the thermal resistance. Can anyone advice me on this.. Thanks in advance.

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Re: Relationship between thermal resistance and driving current

07/23/2010 9:10 AM

Please specify the relationship between the driving current and thermal resistance as a function of time...

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Re: Relationship between thermal resistance and driving current

07/23/2010 9:33 AM

The thermal resistance meant here is the junction to ambient thermal resistance.. The experiment carried at the same ambient temperature..

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