LED electronic displays have evolved significantly over the years, and today, mechanized production is becoming increasingly popular among LED display manufacturers and large screen buyers. However, during the manufacturing process, there's an ongoing debate between machine insertion and manual insertion of LEDs. Our company's technical team has analyzed this issue from a professional perspective:
1. **Machine Insertion Process**: In this method, LED manufacturers purchase lamp beads from packaging factories. Once the lamps are in place, some manufacturers perform a sampling check to ensure that parameters like wavelength range, brightness, current value, and voltage tolerance meet the required standards. After verification, the tape machine is used to insert the LEDs into the circuit board. While this seems efficient, several issues may arise:
- Sampling checks can be inconsistent or skipped due to time constraints.
- LEDs are often not returned after being purchased, which can lead to color inconsistencies across modules or locations on the screen—this is often due to mixing different batches without proper sorting.
- Multiple machines may be used for the same display, leading to color variations due to differences in machine calibration.
- The LED legs may get bent during the insertion process, making future maintenance more difficult.
2. **Manual Insertion Process**: This involves purchasing high-quality LEDs from the packaging factory and performing a sample check before starting the process. The technician then cuts the LED legs and manually inserts them into the board. Although this method is labor-intensive, it offers certain advantages:
- Manual insertion reduces the risk of mixing different LED types, as the operator can carefully sort each component.
- The legs are less likely to bend, ensuring better long-term stability.
- However, manual insertion also has its challenges. Workers may lack awareness of static electricity, especially in winter when clothing made of synthetic materials increases static buildup. Without proper anti-static measures, this can damage the LEDs and reduce their lifespan.
- Additionally, the quality of the final display can vary depending on the season—LEDs inserted manually in summer tend to perform better than those inserted in winter due to lower static levels.
In conclusion, while machine insertion offers speed and efficiency, manual insertion provides greater control, consistency, and quality in the long run. From both a theoretical and practical standpoint, manual insertion of LEDs is often superior for creating high-quality large LED screens. Whether you believe it or not, the results speak for themselves.
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