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Rich Grise
 
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On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 20:05:47 -0600, Chris Fonville wrote:

BobG wrote:
Find the CIE color of Tennessee orange.. there should be a way to pick
that color in a paint program... once you know the RGB levels to get
that color, you could be able to dial it in on R,G and B leds using pwm
to tweak the br levels on ea led.


I'm not using any LED driver, just wiring the LEDs up to the computer
power supply, so I don't have that much control. I just need to know
which would be closer to UT orange, the 585 nm "Amber" LEDs or the 605
nm "Orange" LEDs. I checked again and I'm saving about $2 by going with
the "Orange" kind, but I would rather have a color closest to the light
UT orange. Thanks,


Why not get one of each, and look?

Good Luck!
Rich


 
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