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RGBW lighting refers to a type of LED lighting system that incorporates Red, Green, and Blue LEDs along with a dedicated White LED. This combination allows for a much wider spectrum of color mixing compared to standard RGB lighting, which only uses the three primary colors.

The addition of the White LED to an RGB system (making it RGBW) provides several advantages. Firstly, it enables the creation of purer and more vibrant white light, ranging from warm to cool tones, without the slight color cast that can occur when mixing R, G, and B to achieve white. This is particularly beneficial for applications where accurate color rendering is important, such as in art galleries or retail displays.

Secondly, RGBW systems can produce a broader range of pastel colors and softer hues. By mixing the colored LEDs with the white LED, the intensity of the colors can be reduced, leading to more subtle and nuanced shades.

The control of RGBW lighting systems typically involves a controller that can independently adjust the intensity of each of the four LED colors. This allows users to achieve a vast array of colors and white temperatures, making them versatile for decorative, architectural, and mood lighting applications. The technology is commonly found in LED strips, bulbs, and fixtures used for both residential and commercial purposes.