LED Components and Custom Light Sources Developed in Shenzhen
LEIENDA develops and manufactures high-power SMD LEDs, COB light sources and application-specific LED assemblies for equipment manufacturers and product teams. Founded in 2011 in Shiyan, Bao'an, Shenzhen, the company connects packaged emitters with PCB/FPC modules shaped around optical, electrical and mechanical requirements.
From Packaged Emitters to Equipment-Ready Light Sources
LEIENDA works across several levels of an LED source system. Its product range begins with packaged SMD LEDs and COB light sources, then extends to PCB and flexible FPC assemblies for equipment that requires a defined source shape, wavelength combination or channel layout.
This connected product scope helps buyers evaluate the emitter and board-level structure against the same equipment requirement. Relevant development directions include red and near-infrared systems, horticultural lighting, UV equipment and addressable color-lighting applications.
A Product System That Continues Beyond the LED Package
Different equipment projects enter the sourcing process at different levels. LEIENDA supports buyers who need a packaged component, an integrated COB source or a board-level light source defined around the final product.
High-Power SMD LED Packages
Package directions include 3030, 3535, 5050, 7070 and K2. Selection can be organized around package size, wavelength, power and chip arrangement.
COB Light Sources
Integrated COB directions support projects that need multiple emitters arranged within a defined source area. Power, spectrum, source dimensions, board structure and thermal conditions remain central selection inputs.
PCB and FPC LED Assemblies
Board-level sources can be developed around rigid PCB or flexible FPC structures, available installation space and the electrical layout of the equipment.
Multi-Wavelength and Multi-Channel Modules
Red, near-infrared, UV, RGB and RGBW directions can be combined according to the required wavelength allocation, channel configuration and source geometry.
Start with the Constraints of the Equipment
Useful custom work begins with specific project inputs. Buyers can define the target wavelength or spectrum, power, voltage, available dimensions and board structure before discussing an SMD, COB, PCB or FPC configuration with LEIENDA.
Multi-wavelength combinations and multi-channel layouts can also be considered when the equipment requires separate optical functions or independent control. Keeping these inputs connected helps reduce avoidable gaps between emitter selection, source geometry and board-level integration.
Project Inputs to Prepare
- Target wavelength or spectral combination
- Power and voltage requirements
- Available source dimensions
- PCB or FPC board structure
- Channel layout and control requirements
- Equipment application and operating constraints
See the Environment Behind the Work
LEIENDA's Shiyan site includes LED packaging equipment, production workstations and inspection workstations alongside packaged components, COB sources and board-level assemblies. The company video provides a direct view of this working environment and the people behind the products.
LEIENDA also participates in LED industry exhibitions and customer visits. These settings keep product conversations close to the package choices, wavelength requirements and module constraints buyers bring to their equipment projects.
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LEIENDA Company and Workplace
Define the Right LED Source for Your Equipment
Share the target application, wavelength or spectrum, power, voltage, dimensions and preferred board format. LEIENDA can use these inputs to begin a product-selection or custom light-source discussion.
