Should We Change our lights into LED?

Drivers may soon notice brighter and whiter headlights on the road as the popularity of traditional halogen headlights continues to dim.Halogen still ranks highest as the most common headlight on the market, but several alternatives, including xenon-based and light-emitting diode (LED) headlights, are growing in popularity. Here's how the options compare in terms of performance, safety and price.

  According to Motor Trend, you'll notice several important differences in light produced by LEDs, xenon and halogen headlights. LEDs have the coolest color temperature at around 6,000 Kelvin, which makes them appear whiter than daylight. Xenon headlights come in at around 4,500 K, while halogens round out the list at a yellowish 3,200 K.When it comes to reflection, LEDs offer better light return from road signs, while xenon lamps better illuminate the sides of the road. In part, this is because xenon lamps typically produce more light, measured in lumens, than LEDs.Both LEDs and xenon provide a large pattern of light on the road, whereas halogens offer a small pool of yellow light directly in front of the vehicle. If you're buying a new car, expect LED headlights to be the premium option, and make sure your auto repair shop is equipped to handle LED headlight replacements and repairs.If you're looking for intense light and don't mind the glare, xenon may be the best choice. LEDs, meanwhile, offer great light, low power and long life, but often come with a bigger price tag.

  LEDs are the most recent innovation in headlight technology. Instead of gas and filaments, LEDs rely on small diodes that produce light when electric current excites their electrons. They need an low amount of power to work but do produce a significant amount of heat on the diode. This requires heat control systems at the bottom of the headlight and near other car components. If this system fails, not just the light, but other electronics could be affected.The small size of LEDs means they can be formed into almost any shape, and their light is naturally directional rather than diffuse, making them an excellent choice for headlights.

Brexit,What's Your Next Move?

The UK is China's second largest trading partner in the EU, and traders are worried that a British exit from the Union could mean trouble.

Data from China's Customs show the country exported 370 billion yuan worth of goods to the UK in 2015, a 5.5 percent growth from the previous year. The UK was the only country among China's major trade partners in the EU to see an increase.

China and UK has also strengthened cooperation in several areas since October last year, when President Xi Jinping visited the country. One professor who studies the relations between China and Europe says, however, that he isn't too worried about the UK's upcoming decision.

bilateral trade and financial cooperation between China and UK is very strong. And London is also the offshore center for RMB settlement. So a British exit may not have much of an influence on the ties between China and the UK as thought.

Ratings agency Standard and Poor's has warned that a UK exit from the EU might endanger sterling's status as an international reserve currency, and therefore threaten the country's credit ratings.

The World Trade Organization says that if the UK decides to leave the EU, it will cost the country's consumers an extra 9 billion pounds every year in import duties.

And for most .

perhaps the lower pound will lure a few more tourists . And for most chinese traders to UK may be more profit than ever before as well as more challenging.

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