How important is it to have LED knowledge?
I understand the topic in school (will never understand it)
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What should LED knowledge be?
Some basics like the world and the physics should work everyone should have.
How much you need depends on the subject area.
Hi.
What did you do at school?
When it comes to Lux, Lumen etc., you can forget that again. At most, if you want to become a lighting technician.