LED Project Info: Theory & Resources for CPGE Students

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A CPGE student in France is seeking detailed information and resources for a project on LEDs, emphasizing the need for in-depth analysis rather than basic explanations. They express difficulty finding advanced materials online and request recommendations for specialized websites or literature. Suggestions include consulting solid-state physics textbooks and utilizing university library resources. Additionally, the student is interested in connecting with an LED engineer for expert guidance. This project is crucial for their upcoming contests at the end of their CPGE years.
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Hello
I am a student in CPGE (Classes Preparatoires aux grandes ecoles) in France (2nd year - specialisation Physics -chemistry)
with another student, we are currently looking for information for our project on LEDs. We have to bring in our personal analysis to the subject, and go into the details, not just vaguely explain the principles.
most of the information i find on the internet is very basic, do you know any websites or resources that could help me ?
it would also be helpful if we could find a specialised LED engineer to help us in our project.
It is important, because it is part of our contests at the end of our CPGE Years.
Thank you
 
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Have you asked a librarian?
 
JPC said:
Hello
I am a student in CPGE (Classes Preparatoires aux grandes ecoles) in France (2nd year - specialisation Physics -chemistry)
with another student, we are currently looking for information for our project on LEDs. We have to bring in our personal analysis to the subject, and go into the details, not just vaguely explain the principles.
most of the information i find on the internet is very basic, do you know any websites or resources that could help me ?
it would also be helpful if we could find a specialised LED engineer to help us in our project.
It is important, because it is part of our contests at the end of our CPGE Years.
Thank you

If the explanations at places like wikipedia.org are too basic, the next step is to look up LEDs in solid state physics books. Check your university library or the university book store.
 
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