The 19-213/GHC-YR1S2/3T by Everlight is a surface-mounted device (SMD) LED that stands out for its compact form factor and efficiency in various lighting applications. This mono-color LED emits a brilliant green light, with a dominant wavelength range between 520 to 535nm, making it suitable for a wide range of applications that require clear and vivid green illumination.
Designed for easy integration into electronic circuits, this LED supports automatic placement equipment and is compatible with both infrared and vapor phase reflow solder processes. Its small size enables the design of equipment with reduced board size, higher packing density, and minimized storage space. The LED's lightweight nature also makes it an ideal choice for miniature applications. Furthermore, it features a broad viewing angle of 120 degrees, providing uniform light distribution across a wide area.
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Surface-mounted device (SMD) LEDs are compact, efficient light sources widely used in various electronic and lighting applications. They are characterized by their small size, which allows for high-density mounting on circuit boards, leading to compact and efficient designs. SMD LEDs are available in a range of colors, intensities, and viewing angles, making them versatile for different lighting needs.
When selecting an SMD LED, considerations include the desired color wavelength, luminous intensity, forward voltage, and viewing angle. The application's environmental conditions, such as temperature range and exposure to moisture, also play a crucial role in the selection process.
SMD LEDs are commonly used in backlighting applications, indicator lights, and general illumination. Their compatibility with automatic placement equipment and soldering processes makes them suitable for high-volume manufacturing.
The advancements in LED technology have led to SMD LEDs that offer higher luminous efficiency, longer lifespan, and better color accuracy. These improvements have expanded the use of SMD LEDs in both consumer and industrial applications, making them a fundamental component in modern electronic design.