2835 SMD LED - 4000K Natural White Surface Mount LED w/120 Degree Viewing Angle
Overview
This Epistar 2835 SMD surface mount component LED in Natural White features 25 lumens of 4000K color temperature, 80 CRI, and a 120 degree viewing angle. Price listed is per unit, however, bulk discounts are available and are automatically applied to your order. Also available in Cool White and Warm White.
- LED Backlights
- Traffic Lights
- LED Display Lighting
- Electronic Components
Specifications
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| Natural White | |||||||
| absolute maximum ratings: (TA=25°C) | |||||||
| PARAMETER | SYMBOL | Rating | UNIT | ||||
| Power Dissipation | PD | 0.2 | mW | ||||
| Continuous Forward Current | IF | 60 | mA | ||||
| Peak Forward Current (1/10th duty cycle, 0.1ms pulse width) | IFM | 180 | mA | ||||
| Reverse Voltage | VR | 5 | V | ||||
| Operating Temperature | TA | -20~+85 | °C | ||||
| Storage Temperature | Tstg | -40~+85 | °C | ||||
| Lead Soldering Temperature (3mm from body) 260C (for 3 seconds) | |||||||
| Optoelectric Characteristics | |||||||
| PARAMETER | SYMBOL | MAX | TYP | UNIT | TEST | ||
| View Angle of Half Power | 2ø1/2 | -- | 120 | Degree | -- | ||
| Forward Voltage | VF | 3.4 | 3.2 | V | IF=20mA | ||
| Dominant Emission Wavelength | -- | -- | Natural 4000K | -- | -- | ||
| Luminous Intensity | -- | -- | 25 | lm | -- | ||
| Millicandela Output | IV | -- | 8000 | mcd | IF=20mA | ||
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Bright LED with low heat generation
Got 10 of these for a project and was pleased with how bright they were.
I was able to hand solder them to a PCB I designed without too much trouble.
Ended up snapping one in half, but that was probably my own fault, I was being very rough with it.
I will probably get more of these in the future when I run out of my current stock.
