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Date: 23rd May 2011

HB LED in PLCC-2 package encapsulated in a heat-resistant silicone resin

Avago Technologies has announced a white high-brightness LED in a surface-mount (SMT) package. The new ASMT-UWB1 LEDs are available in a Plastic Leaded Chip Carrier (PLCC)-2 package encapsulated in a heat-resistant silicone resin, enabling them to operate in a wide range of environmental conditions with high reliability and long operating life.

Key characteristics of ASMT-UWB1 includes:
1.The LEDs has a low forward voltage value, with a maximum of 3.6 V results in low power consumption for end-applications.
2.It reels for simplified pick and place assembly, and they are packed in EIA-compliant tape and Each reel is shipped from a single intensity and tight color bins following the ANSI C78.377-2008 color binning structure to provide uniformity.
3. Its high-brightness performance, along with a wide 120-degree viewing angle, suited for illuminated advertising, backlighting of vending and gaming machines, as well as for office automation, electrical appliances and industrial equipment.


Additional ASMT-UWB1 Features:
o Compatible with reflow soldering processes
o Lead-Free and RoHS compliant
o Moisture sensitivity: JEDEC MSL 3
o Electro-static discharge sensitivity: JEDEC HBM 1000V

Availability: Now
Price: Each $0.21 for 2K pieces


 
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