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SK9822, APA102, APA107, HD107, HD107s, and HD108 are all models of LED IC chips that are widely used in addressable LED strip applications. All of these chips use the transmission of data signals with clock signals to achieve lighting control. However, despite their similarity in working principles, they may have some important differences in some aspects. Now, let’s start exploring the differences among SK9822, APA102, APA107, HD107S and HD108.

WS2811 and WS2812B LEDs are two of the many addressable LEDs, why are they often compared together? This blog will reveal their differences and commonalities for you.
Here are different types of WS2811 led strips. Unlike the WS2812B IC which is built into the LED, the WS2811 IC is externally mounted on the PCB.

The WS2815 and WS2812B are two of the most popular addressable LED light strips on the market today. Both offer a wide range of features and benefits, but there are a few key differences between them. In this post, we’ll take a closer look at the WS2815 and WS2812B and compare their features, pros and cons.

While searching for an LED strip light, you may repeatedly come across a voltage rating. But are you unsure what exactly it means? Do you know whether you should choose 12V or 24V? Read on to find out!
Which voltage is better: DC12V or DC24V?
A common choice when choosing an LED strip is either 12V or 24V.

LED strip lights have become increasingly popular over the years, thanks to their energy efficiency, versatility, and ease of installation. However, one question that often comes up is whether or not LED strip lights heat up. The short answer is yes, LED strip lights can overheat if they are not used properly. In this blog post, we will discuss the causes of LED strip light overheating and provide some tips to help you avoid it.