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What is the difference between the lighting curve for Incandescent and LED panels?

April 26, 2017curve difference incandescent LED lighting Panels

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What is the difference between the lighting curve for Incandescent and LED panels?

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An incandescent lamp becomes brighter as a non-linear function of its input voltage. The approximate function is B = V 3.5 for a non-gas filled incandescent lamp. Where B is brightness and V is input voltage. This is referred to as an “incandescent dimming curve”.