LEDs have a fairly narrow voltage range below which they won’t light and above which they won’t light ever again, so the difference doesn’t matter.
For anything white 3V is a reasonable rule of thumb, but bright lights tend to put many diodes in series, which isn’t mentioned in the specs.
a fairly narrow voltage range below which they won’t light and above which they won’t light ever again
All diodes are light emitting given sufficient power input, although only very briefly😀
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LEDs have a fairly narrow voltage range below which they won’t light and above which they won’t light ever again, so the difference doesn’t matter.
For anything white 3V is a reasonable rule of thumb, but bright lights tend to put many diodes in series, which isn’t mentioned in the specs.