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A superflux light-emitting diode (LED) is a rectangular package of LEDs having four pins. It is abundantly used in different lighting applications especially in the automotive industry in stop, turn, and tail lights. One of the key driving factors of the global superflux LEDs market is the maximum flux that they provide on the printed circuit board (PCB). Superflux LEDs can produce the maximum light with less power costing than other changing LEDs, when these lighting goods are founded on a PCB. This characteristic enables LED manufacturers to use fewer LEDs in attaining the required brightness, and lower product cost. Superflux LEDs are the definite choice when designed on a PCB. The good resistance that superflux LEDs have against mobility also generates demand in the global market. The design of the four pins fixes them firmly. Even in rigorous situations such as collision or vibration, these LEDs will not be separated from PCB or damaged. On the other hand, the two-pin LEDs are ap...