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  t-1 3 / 4 (5 mm) precision optical performance alingap led lamps technical data features ? well defined spatial radiation patterns ? viewing angles: 6 , 15 , 23 , 30 ? high luminous output ? colors: 590 nm amber 605 nm orange 615 nm reddish-orange 626 nm red ? high operating temperature: t j led = +130 c ? superior resistance to moisture ? package options: with or without lead stand- offs benefits ? viewing angles match traffic management sign requirements ? colors meet automotive and pedestrian signal specifications ? superior performance in outdoor environments ? suitable for autoinsertion onto pc boards applications ? traffic management: traffic signals pedestrian signals work zone warning lights variable message signs ? commercial outdoor advertising: signs marquees ? automotive: exterior and interior lights description these precision optical perform- ance alingap leds provide superior light output for excellent readability in sunlight and are extremely reliable. alingap led technology provides extremely stable light output over long periods of time. precision optical performance lamps utilize the aluminum indium gallium phos- phide (alingap) technology. these led lamps are untinted, nondiffused, t-1 3 / 4 packages incorporating second generation optics producing well defined spatial radiation patterns at specific viewing cone angles. sunpower series hlmp-elxx hlmp-ejxx hlmp-ehxx hlmp-egxx these lamps are made with an advanced optical grade epoxy, offering superior high tempera- ture and high moisture resistance performance in outdoor signal and sign applications. the high maximum led junction tempera- ture limit of +130 c enables high temperature operation in bright sunlight conditions. the package epoxy contains both uv-a and uv-b inhibitors to reduce the effects of long term exposure to direct sunlight. these lamps are available in two package options to give the designer flexibility with device mounting.
2 2 part numbering scheme hlmp-e(1)(2)(3)- (4)(5)(6)(7)(8) where (1) = color l =592 nm amber j =605 nm orange h =615 nm reddish- orange g =626 nm red where (2)(3) = viewing angle and lead standoffs 08 =6 degree without lead standoffs 10 =6 degree with lead standoffs 15 =15 degree without lead standoffs 17 =15 degree with lead standoffs 24 =23 degree without lead standoffs 26 =23 degree with lead standoffs 30 =30 degree without lead standoffs 32 =30 degree with lead standoffs where (4) = minimum intensity bin (refer to table on page 9) where (5) = maximum intensity bin (refer to table on page 9) where (6) = color bin selection k =amber color bins 2 and 4 only (refer to table on page 9) 4 =amber color bin 4 only (refer to table on page 9) where (7)(8) = mechanical or packaging option 00 =bulk packaging, minimum increment 500/bag dd=ammo pack, minimum increment 2000/box. available for products shown in bold in selection guide. refer to the device selection guides for available combinations. device selection guide typical viewing color and luminous angle dominant lamps without standoffs lamps with standoffs intensity iv (mcd) [1,2] 2 q 1 / 2 wavelength on leads on leads @ 20 ma (deg.) [4] (nm), typ. [3] (outline drawing a) (outline drawing b) min. max. hlmp-el08-vy000 hlmp-el10-vy000 3600 13800 hlmp-el08-wz000 hlmp-el10-wz000 4700 18400 hlmp-el08-xz400** 6200 18400 hlmp-el08-xz000 6200 18400 6 [5] amber 590 hlmp-el08-xzk00* 6200 18400 hlmp-el08-xy000 6200 13800 hlmp-el08-xyk00* 6200 13800 hlmp-el08-x1k00* 6200 24100 hlmp-el08-x1000 hlmp-el10-x1000 6200 24100 notes: 1. the luminous intensity is measured on the mechanical axis of the lamp package. 2. the optical axis is closely aligned with the package mechanical axis. 3. the dominant wavelength, l d , is derived from the cie chromaticity diagram and represents the color of the lamp. 4. q 1/2 is the off-axis angle where the luminous intensity is one half the on-axis intensity. 5. the intensity of narrow viewing angle lamps is measured at the intensity peak. part numbers in bold are recommended for new designs. *hlmp-xlxx-xxk00 are selected to amber color bins 2 and 4 only. **hlmp-xlxx-xx400 are selected to amber color bin 4 only. 0 = no color bin limitation
3 device selection guide (continued) typical viewing color and luminous angle dominant lamps without standoffs lamps with standoffs intensity iv (mcd) [1,2] 2 q 1 / 2 wavelength on leads on leads @ 20 ma (deg.) [4] (nm), typ. [3] (outline drawing a) (outline drawing b) min. max. hlmp-ej08-wz000 hlmp-ej10-wz000 4700 18400 orange 605 hlmp-ej08-x1000 hlmp-ej10-x1000 6200 24100 hlmp-ej08-y2000 hlmp-ej10-y2000 8000 31000 hlmp-eh08-wz000 hlmp-eh10-wz000 4700 18400 red-orange 615 hlmp-eh08-x1000 hlmp-eh10-x1000 6200 24100 6 [5] hlmp-eh08-y2000 hlmp-eh10-y2000 8000 31000 hlmp-eg08-wz000 hlmp-eg10-wz000 4700 18400 hlmp-eg08-x1000 hlmp-eg10-x1000 6200 24100 red 626 hlmp-eg08-yz000 8000 18400 hlmp-eg08-y1000 8000 24100 hlmp-eg08-y2000 hlmp-eg10-y2000 8000 31000 hlmp-el15-ps000 hlmp-el17-ps000 765 2900 hlmp-el15-qr000 1000 2200 hlmp-el15-qrk00* 1000 2200 hlmp-el15-qs000 1000 2900 hlmp-el15-qs400** 1000 2900 amber 590 hlmp-el15-qsk00* 1000 2900 15 hlmp-el15-qt000 hlmp-el17-qt000 1000 3700 hlmp-el15-qtk00* 1000 3700 hlmp-el15-ru000 hlmp-el17-ru000 1300 4800 hlmp-el15-sv000 hlmp-el17-sv000 1650 6300 hlmp-ej15-ru000 hlmp-ej17-ru000 1300 4800 orange 605 hlmp-ej15-sv000 hlmp-ej17-sv000 1650 6300 hlmp-ej15-tw000 hlmp-ej17-tw000 2170 8300 notes: 1. the luminous intensity is measured on the mechanical axis of the lamp package. 2. the optical axis is closely aligned with the package mechanical axis. 3. the dominant wavelength, l d , is derived from the cie chromaticity diagram and represents the color of the lamp. 4. q 1/2 is the off-axis angle where the luminous intensity is one half the on-axis intensity. 5. the intensity of narrow viewing angle lamps is measured at the intensity peak. part numbers in bold are recommended for new designs. *hlmp-xlxx-xxk00 are selected to amber color bins 2 and 4 only. **hlmp-xlxx-xx400 are selected to amber color bin 4 only.
4 4 device selection guide (continued) typical viewing color and luminous angle dominant lamps without standoffs lamps with standoffs intensity iv (mcd) [1,2] 2 q 1 / 2 wavelength on leads on leads @ 20 ma (deg.) [4] (nm), typ. [3] (outline drawing a) (outline drawing b) min. max. hlmp-eh15-qt000 hlmp-eh17-qt000 1000 3700 red-orange 615 hlmp-eh15-ru000 hlmp-eh17-ru000 1300 4800 hlmp-eh15-sv000 hlmp-eh17-sv000 1650 6300 15 hlmp-eg15-qt000 hlmp-eg17-qt000 1000 3700 red 626 hlmp-eg15-ru000 hlmp-eg17-ru000 1300 4800 hlmp-eg15-sv000 hlmp-eg17-sv000 1650 6300 hlmp-el24-nr000 hlmp-el26-nr000 590 2200 hlmp-el24-ps000 hlmp-el26-ps000 765 2900 hlmp-el24-qr000 1000 2200 hlmp-el24-qrk00* 1000 2200 amber 590 hlmp-el24-qs000 1000 2900 hlmp-el24-qsk00* 1000 2900 hlmp-el24-qs400** 1000 2900 hlmp-el24-qt000 hlmp-el26-qt000 1000 3700 hlmp-el24-qtk00* 1000 3700 23 hlmp-ej24-qt000 hlmp-ej26-qt000 1000 3700 orange 605 hlmp-ej24-ru000 hlmp-ej26-ru000 1300 4800 hlmp-ej24-sv000 hlmp-ej26-sv000 1650 6300 hlmp-eh24-ps000 hlmp-eh26-ps000 765 2900 red-orange 615 hlmp-eh24-qt000 hlmp-eh26-qt000 1000 3700 hlmp-eh24-ru000 hlmp-eh26-ru000 1300 4800 hlmp-eg24-ps000 hlmp-eg26-ps000 765 2900 red 626 hlmp-eg24-qt000 hlmp-eg26-qt000 1000 3700 hlmp-eg24-ru000 hlmp-eg26-ru000 1300 4800 notes: 1. the luminous intensity is measured on the mechanical axis of the lamp package. 2. the optical axis is closely aligned with the package mechanical axis. 3. the dominant wavelength, l d , is derived from the cie chromaticity diagram and represents the color of the lamp. 4. q 1/2 is the off-axis angle where the luminous intensity is one half the on-axis intensity. 5. the intensity of narrow viewing angle lamps is measured at the intensity peak. part numbers in bold are recommended for new designs. *hlmp-xlxx-xxk00 are selected to amber color bins 2 and 4 only. **hlmp-xlxx-xx400 are selected to amber color bin 4 only.
5 device selection guide (continued) typical viewing color and luminous angle dominant lamps without standoffs lamps with standoffs intensity iv (mcd) [1,2] 2 q 1 / 2 wavelength on leads on leads @ 20 ma (deg.) [4] (nm), typ. [3] (outline drawing a) (outline drawing b) min. max. hlmp-el30-mq000 hlmp-el32-mq000 450 1730 hlmp-el30-nr000 hlmp-el32-nr000 590 2200 hlmp-el30-pq000 765 1730 hlmp-el30-pqk00* 765 1730 amber 590 hlmp-el30-pr000 765 2200 hlmp-el30-pr400** 765 2200 hlmp-el30-prk00* 765 2200 hlmp-el30-ps000 hlmp-el32-ps000 765 2900 hlmp-el30-psk00* 765 2900 hlmp-ej30-nr000 hlmp-ej32-nr000 590 2200 30 orange 605 hlmp-ej30-ps000 hlmp-ej32-ps000 765 2900 hlmp-ej30-qt000 hlmp-ej32-qt000 1000 3700 hlmp-eh30-mq000 hlmp-eh32-mq000 450 1730 red-orange 615 hlmp-eh30-nr000 hlmp-eh32-nr000 590 2200 hlmp-eh30-ps000 hlmp-eh32-ps000 765 2900 hlmp-eg30-mq000 hlmp-eg32-mq000 450 1730 hlmp-eg30-nq000 590 1730 hlmp-eg30-nr000 hlmp-eg32-nr000 590 2200 red 626 hlmp-eg30-pq000 765 1730 hlmp-eg30-pr000 765 2200 hlmp-eg30-ps000 hlmp-eg32-ps000 765 2900 notes: 1. the luminous intensity is measured on the mechanical axis of the lamp package. 2. the optical axis is closely aligned with the package mechanical axis. 3. the dominant wavelength, l d , is derived from the cie chromaticity diagram and represents the color of the lamp. 4. q 1/2 is the off-axis angle where the luminous intensity is one half the on-axis intensity. 5. the intensity of narrow viewing angle lamps is measured at the intensity peak. part numbers in bold are recommended for new designs. *hlmp-xlxx-xxk00 are selected to amber color bins 2 and 4 only. **hlmp-xlxx-xx400 are selected to amber color bin 4 only.
6 6 notes: 1. all dimensions are in millimeters (inches). 2. leads are mild steel, solder dipped. 3. tapers shown at top of leads (bottom of lamp package) indicate an epoxy meniscus that may extend about 1 mm (0.040 in.) down the leads. 4. recommended pc board hole diameters: ? lamp package a without stand-offs: flush mounting at base of lamp package = 1.143/1.067 (0.044/0.042). ? lamp package b with stand-offs: mounting at lead stand-offs = 0.965/0.889 (0.038/0.035). 5. for dome heights above lead stand-off seating plane, d, lamp package b, see table. b package dimensions a 1.14 ?0.20 (0.045 ?0.008) 5.80 ?0.20 (0.228 ?0.008) 5.00 ?0.20 (0.197 ?0.008) 31.60 (1.244) min. 0.70 (0.028) max. 1.00 (0.039) min. 8.71 ?0.20 (0.343 ?0.008) 2.54 ?0.38 (0.100 ?0.015) 0.50 ?0.10 (0.020 ?0.004) sq. typ. cathode lead 2.35 (0.093) max. cathode flat 1.14 ?0.20 (0.045 ?0.008) 5.80 ?0.20 (0.228 ?0.008) 5.00 ?0.20 (0.197 ?0.008) 31.60 (1.244) min. 0.70 (0.028) max. 1.00 (0.039) min. 8.71 ?0.20 (0.343 ?0.008) 2.54 ?0.38 (0.100 ?0.015) 0.50 ?0.10 (0.020 ?0.004) sq. typ. cathode lead cathode flat d 1.50 ?0.15 (0.059 ?0.006) part no. d hlmp-xx10 12.37 ?0.25 (0.487 ?0.010) hlmp-xx17 12.42 ?0.25 (0.489 ?0.010) hlmp-xx26 12.52 ?0.25 (0.493 ?0.010) hlmp-xx32 11.96 ?0.25 (0.471 ?0.010)
7 electrical/optical characteristics at t a = 25 c parameter symbol min. typ. max. units test conditions forward voltage i f = 20 ma amber ( l d = 590 nm) 2.02 orange ( l d = 605 nm) v f 1.98 2.4 v red-orange ( l d = 615 nm) 1.94 red ( l d = 626 nm) 1.90 reverse voltage v r 520 vi f = 100 m a peak wavelength: peak of wavelength of amber ( l d = 590 nm) 592 spectral distribution orange ( l d = 605 nm) l peak 609 nm at i f = 20 ma red-orange ( l d = 615 nm) 621 red ( l d = 626 nm) 635 spectral halfwidth dl 1/2 17 nm wavelength width at spectral distribution 1 / 2 power point at i f = 20 ma speed of response t s 20 ns exponential time constant, e -t/ t capacitance c 40 pf v f = 0, f = 1 mhz thermal resistance r q j-pin 240 c/w led junction-to-cathode lead luminous efficacy [1] emitted luminous amber ( l d = 590 nm) 480 power/emitted radiant orange ( l d = 605 nm) h v 370 lm/w power red-orange ( l d = 615 nm) 260 red ( l d = 626 nm) 150 note: 1. the radiant intensity, i e , in watts per steradian, may be found from the equation i e = i v / h v , where i v is the luminous intensity in candelas and h v is the luminous efficacy in lumens/watt. absolute maximum ratings at t a = 25 c dc forward current [1,2,3] ............................................................ 50 ma peak pulsed forward current [2,3] .............................................. 100 ma average forward current [3] ......................................................... 30 ma reverse voltage (i r = 100 m a) ......................................................... 5 v led junction temperature .......................................................... 130 c operating temperature .............................................. -40 c to +100 c storage temperature .................................................. -40 c to +120 c dip/drag soldering temperature ........................... 260 c for 6 seconds through-the-wave preheat temperature ...................................... 145 c through-the-wave solder temperature ................. 245 c for 3 seconds [1.59 mm (0.060 in.) below seating plane] notes: 1. derate linearly as shown in figure 4. 2. for long term performance with minimal light output degradation, drive currents between 10 ma and 30 ma are recommended. for more information on recommended drive conditions, please refer to application brief i-024 (5966-3087e). 3. operating at currents below 1 ma is not recommended. please contact your local representative for further information. s
8 8 figure 2. forward current vs. forward voltage. figure 3. relative luminous intensity vs. forward current. figure 4. maximum forward current vs. ambient temperature. derating based on t jmax = 130 c. figure 1. relative intensity vs. peak wavelength. figure 5. representative spatial radiation pattern for 6 viewing angle lamps. i f ?forward current ?ma 0 0 t a ?ambient temperature ?? 40 80 50 40 30 20 10 20 60 100 r q ja = 585?c/w r q ja = 780?c/w relative intensity ?% 100 0 q ?angular displacement ?degrees 80 60 50 70 20 -20 -15 10 30 40 -10 0 5 10 15 20 25 90 -25 -5 wavelength ?nm relative intensity 550 600 650 700 1.0 0.5 0 amber red-orange orange red relative luminous intensity (normalized at 20 ma) 0 0 i f ?dc forward current ?ma 40 3.0 2.0 1.5 1.0 0.5 20 60 2.5 current ?ma 1.0 0 v f ?forward voltage ?v 2.5 100 40 30 1.5 2.0 60 3.0 10 20 50 red amber 70 80 90
9 bin name min. max. k 310 400 l 400 520 m 520 680 n 680 880 p 880 1150 q 1150 1500 r 1500 1900 s 1900 2500 t 2500 3200 u 3200 4200 v 4200 5500 w 5500 7200 x 7200 9300 y 9300 12000 z 12000 16000 1 16000 21000 2 21000 27000 intensity bin limits (mcd at 20 ma) tolerance for each bin limit is 15%. bin name min. max. 1 584.5 587.0 2 587.0 589.5 4 589.5 592.0 6 592.0 594.5 hlmp-xlxx color bin limits (nm at 20 ma) tolerance for each bin limit is 0.5 nm. note: 1. bin categories are established for classification of products. products may not be available in all bin categories. figure 7. representative spatial radiation pattern for 23 viewing angle lamps. relative intensity ?% 100 0 q ?angular displacement ?degrees 80 60 50 70 20 10 30 40 90 -20 -15 -10 0 5 10 15 20 25 -25 -5 figure 8. representative spatial radiation pattern for 30 viewing angle lamps. relative intensity ?% 100 0 q ?angular displacement ?degrees 80 60 50 70 20 10 30 40 90 -20 -15 -10 0 5 10 15 20 25 -25 -5 relative intensity ?% 100 0 q ?angular displacement ?degrees 80 60 50 70 20 10 30 40 90 -20 -15 -10 0 5 10 15 20 25 -25 -5 figure 6. representative spatial radiation pattern for 15 viewing angle lamps.
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