T2 Series COB Chips

LED headlights with COB (Chip-on-Board) chips are a type of automotive lighting technology that uses a cluster of LED chips mounted onto a single board. COB chips are larger and provide a wider beam angle compared to CSP (Chip Scale Package) chips, which makes them a popular choice for some automotive lighting applications.

One advantage of COB chips in LED headlights is that they can produce a wider and more even beam pattern, which can be useful for lighting up a larger area or providing a broader field of vision. COB chips also tend to be more durable and have better heat dissipation than CSP chips, which can improve their lifespan and reliability.

However, COB chips may use more power and generate more heat compared to CSP chips, which can be a disadvantage in some applications. Additionally, COB chips are typically larger and more complex than CSP chips, which can increase the cost and complexity of the manufacturing process.

Overall, LED headlights with COB chips can provide a wider beam angle and better durability compared to CSP chips, but they may use more power and generate more heat. The choice between CSP and COB chips will depend on the specific application and lighting requirements.