The OSG80603C1E from OptoSupply is a compact, high-brightness chip LED designed for surface mount applications. This yellow-green LED features a small package outline of 1.6mm x 0.8mm x 0.6mm, making it suitable for space-constrained designs. It operates with a typical forward voltage of 1.8V and can handle a DC forward current of up to 20mA. The LED emits light in the yellow-green spectrum with a wavelength range of 565-575nm, providing a distinctive color suitable for various signaling and decorative applications.
This LED is compatible with IR reflow soldering processes, ensuring ease of assembly in volume production. Its performance characteristics, including luminous intensity and forward voltage, are sorted at a test current of 5mA. The OSG80603C1E is designed for applications requiring compact size, high brightness, and specific color emission, making it an ideal choice for backlighting, marker lights, and other similar applications.
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Chip LEDs are miniature light-emitting diodes designed for surface mounting on printed circuit boards. These components are widely used in various applications due to their small size, high efficiency, and low power consumption. Chip LEDs are essential for creating compact, energy-efficient lighting solutions in electronic devices, displays, and signage. They offer a range of colors, brightness levels, and sizes to meet diverse design requirements.
When selecting a chip LED, engineers should consider factors such as color, wavelength, luminous intensity, forward voltage, and package size. The choice of color and wavelength is crucial for applications requiring specific visual effects or color matching. Luminous intensity and forward voltage affect the LED's brightness and power requirements, respectively. Additionally, the package size is important for applications with limited space.
Chip LEDs are compatible with automated assembly processes, including pick-and-place equipment and reflow soldering, facilitating efficient manufacturing. Their versatility and performance make them suitable for a wide range of applications, from indicator lights and backlighting to decorative lighting and signage. Engineers must also consider the LED's thermal management requirements to ensure reliable operation over the component's lifespan.