ams OSRAM 2.37 V Yellow LED P2720 Surface Mount SYNIOS P2720 KY DMLQ31.23-HYKX-46-J3T3

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Kr. 72,07

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Kr. 90,09

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RS Stock No.:
124-9075
Mfr. Part No.:
KY DMLQ31.23-HYKX-46-J3T3
Brand:
ams OSRAM
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Brand

ams OSRAM

LED Colour

Yellow

Product Type

LED

Maximum Forward Current

500mA

Package Type

P2720

Packaging

Tape & Reel

Mount Type

Surface Mount

Forward Voltage

2.37V

Number of Pins

2

Viewing Angle

120 °

LED Luminous Flux

33 to 82 lm

LED Luminosity

25.2 cd

Lens Dimensions

2.6 x 0.6 mm

Lens Shape

Flat

Standards/Approvals

RoHS

Dominant Wavelength

590 nm

Lens Finish

Clear

Lens Colour

Clear

Series

SYNIOS P2720

Automotive Standard

No

COO (Country of Origin):
MY

OSRAM SYNIOS P2720 Series LEDs


The SYNIOS P2720 series from OSRAM Opto Semiconductors is a family of LEDs designed for automotive manufacturing and lighting designers. These high brightness LEDs share the same footprint and come in three different chip sizes. Therefore fewer SYNIOS P2720 LEDs are required to achieve a brighter light output.

Available in a range of colours, the SYNIOS P2720 offer narrow colour-binning for white LEDs to ensure colour consistency. They are also Ideal for use with light pipes and for automotive applications including; forward lighting, signalling and rear combination lighting.

Features of the SYNIOS P2720 LEDs:

Range of colours

High brightness output

3 x chip sizes available

High reliability

Compact package

Good thermal characteristics

High efficiency

Note

Amber LEDs – Originally designed for use in automotive brake-light applications, OSRAM amber LEDs can appear red due to a high dominant Wavelength value. Refer to a dominant Wavelength colour chart to find your chosen LED colour.

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