5mm Blue LED - 470 nm - T1 3/4 LED w/ 120 Degree Viewing Angle
Overview
Super Bright 5mm Blue LED with through hole. Features a 470nm wavelength Blue LED, 1,200 millicandela with 120 degree viewing angle with flat tip. Component LEDs are sensitive electronic devices and require some knowledge of electronic circuits to operate them. Price listed is per unit, however, bulk discounts are available and are automatically applied to your order.
Specifications
| Continuous Forward Current | 30 mA | Dimensions | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Forward Voltage | 3.3V | LED Color | Blue |
| LED Package | 5 mm (T-1 3/4) | Lens | Clear |
| Lumen | 4 Lumen | Maximum Forward Voltage | 3.8V |
| Millicandela | 1200mcd | Operating Temperature | -20~+80 °C |
| Peak Forward Current | 100mA | Power Dissipation | 120mW |
| Reverse Current | 10µA | Reverse Voltage | 5V |
| Storage Temperature | -30~+100 °C | Total Power Consumption | 0.099 Watts |
| Tube Diameter | T1-3/4 | Viewing Angle | 120 degree |
| Wavelength | 470 nm | ||
| Package Weight: 0.01oz (0kg) | |||
| Package Dimensions: 0.39" (1cm) x 0.24" (1cm) x 0.24" (1cm) | |||
| Continuous Forward Current | 30 mA | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Dimensions | |||
| Forward Voltage | 3.3V | ||
| LED Color | Blue | ||
| LED Package | 5 mm (T-1 3/4) | ||
| Lens | Clear | ||
| Lumen | 4 Lumen | ||
| Maximum Forward Voltage | 3.8V | ||
| Millicandela | 1200mcd | ||
| Operating Temperature | -20~+80 °C | ||
| Peak Forward Current | 100mA | ||
| Power Dissipation | 120mW | ||
| Reverse Current | 10µA | ||
| Reverse Voltage | 5V | ||
| Storage Temperature | -30~+100 °C | ||
| Total Power Consumption | 0.099 Watts | ||
| Tube Diameter | T1-3/4 | ||
| Viewing Angle | 120 degree | ||
| Wavelength | 470 nm | ||
| Package Weight: 0.01oz (0kg) | |||
| Package Dimensions: 0.39" (1cm) x 0.24" (1cm) x 0.24" (1cm) | |||
| Blue LED (InGaAIN) | |||||||
| absolute maximum ratings: (TA=25°C) | |||||||
| PARAMETER | SYMBOL | Rating | UNIT | ||||
| Power Dissipation | PD | 120 | mW | ||||
| Continuous Forward Current | IF | 30 | mA | ||||
| Peak Forward Current (1/10th duty cycle, 0.1ms pulse width) | IFM | 100 | mA | ||||
| Reverse Voltage | VR | 5 | V | ||||
| Operating Temperature | TA | -20~+80 | °C | ||||
| Storage Temperature | Tstg | -30~+100 | °C | ||||
| Reverse Current (VR=5V) | IR | 10 | µa | ||||
| 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 | 3.8 | 3.3 | V | IF=20mA | ||
| Peak Emission Wavelength | ÿP | -- | 470 | nm | IF=20mA | ||
| Luminous Intensity | IV | -- | 1200 | mcd | IF=20mA | ||
| Absolute Irradiance | -- | 40 | mW | IF=20mA | -- | ||
| *ONE OF THESE CAN ILLUMINATE A BLACK LIGHT POSTER IN A DARK ROOM | |||||||
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NameBrad
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Technical LevelAdvanced
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Part NumberRL5-B12120
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Reviewed On03/31/15
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NameSamuel
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Technical LevelAdvanced
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Part NumberRL5-B12120
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Reviewed On12/16/15
Superbright light saber
I constructed a light saber using a string of these LEDs for the blade. It is incredibly bright! The 120 degree viewing angle is great because it spreads the light to the sides. I previously made a light saber with regular LEDs, and I needed to flatten the tops in order to get more even lighting.
Also: the tech support at superbrightleds answered a bunch of my questions about the various LED choices, which was very helpful.
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NameCameron
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Technical LevelAdvanced
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Part NumberRL5-B12120
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Reviewed On11/23/15
Console Lighting/Indicators
I bought eight of these LEDs. Six to illuminate my center console, and two to act as a pair of hi/lo indicators. There's a problem, unfortunately. The LEDs themselves work great, but note the lack of a ridge around the bottom of the LED. This ridge is what allows them to clip into lenses. Without it, they slide in and out. Fortunately, some super glue solves that problem.
If you plan on using them with a lens of somekind, I'd strongly recommend purchasing another model. If it's going on a PCB, no problems.
Still a good product, and I don't regret my purchase. Just thankful for superglue.
