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Convert green LED light to another color (orange?)?
I have a display panel that I'm trying to use, it lights up in green but that doesn't match anything else in the installation. The display resembles a green LED alarm clock.
If I were to put an orange film in front of the green LED panel, would I see orange light, or what would happen? Is there any way to make it orange or white?
For reference:
http://diagnosysuk.com/ColorBurst_Bright_Green.JPG
(Not necessarily the same output bandwidth as my display, but I don't have that info.)
2 Answers
- TechnobuffLv 71 decade agoFavourite answer
You're stuck with green. Green is a shorter wavelength than orange, so orange is already "missing". So are all colours BUT green.
If you place an orange, or any other colour filter in front of it, you end up with black (nothing).
- Anonymous5 years ago
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