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        <description>I saw some 3W GU10 LED lamps on ebay that were available in red, yellow, green and blue.  I bought one of each along with some other lamps for fun. They look good, but the yellow one is notable for being surprisingly bright and richly coloured for a yellow LED lightsource.  The traditional yellow Gallium Arsenide LEDs always tend to look a bit dull and washed out.  The LEDs were also notable for appearing yellow coloured when unlit leading me to guess that they might actually be a Gallium Nitride lightsource stimulating yellow phosphors.  In this video I pop the lid on the yellow lamp and test the forward voltage of one of the LEDs to see which technology it uses.</description>
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