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An LED is a device that emits light when electrically biased. Similar to any electronic component, LEDs also have electrical parameters that need to be taken into consideration when designed into a system.
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2. Energy Conversion
LED* Incandescent Bulb
8%
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IR
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TJ ~ 50 - 100°C
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3. Thermal Characteristics of LEDs
LED Junction Temperature
Light Output
Forward Voltage
LCW CQ7P
Color Coordinates
Wavelength
Increasing
LED Junction Temperature
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4. Light Output
decreases with higher junction temperature
g j p
Data Sheet LCW CQ7P.PC Effect in the Design
800 90 lm
81 lm
Luminous Flux [lm]
600
400
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200
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LCW CQ7P: 90 lm @ 350 mA
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5. Forward Voltage
drops down with higher junction temperatures
p g j p
Data Sheet LCW CQ7P.PC Effect in the Design
LCW CQ7P
IF = 350mA
typ VF = 3.2 V
typ. 32
TJ= 80°C: VF = -0.17 V
typ. VF (350 mA; TJ = 80°C) = 3.03 V
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6. Chromaticity Coordinates
shifts to lower values with higher junction temperatures
g j p
Data Sheet LCW CQ7P.PC Effect in the design
Cy
Tj = 25˚C
Tj = 80˚C
Cx
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7. Dominant Wavelength
increases with higher junction temperature
g j p
Data Sheet LR CP7P Effect in the Design
TJ= 80°C: dom = 4nm
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8. Thermal Ratings
Data Sheet LCW CQ7P.PC
Maximum Ratings
Operation Temperature Range
p p g
Storage Temperature Range
Max. Junction Temperature
Characteristics
Ch t i ti
Thermal Resistance
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9. Designing with LEDs
“Grouping Environment
Grouping Environment” Application Environment
LED Characteristics
• Luminous Intensity
• Luminous Flux
• Wavelength
• Color Coordinates
Each LED is measured in the • Forward Voltage The application environment
production with specific • Reliability
R li bilit differs from the grouping
conditions. environment.
LEDs are grouped into BINs The temperature dependent
according to the measured characteristics of the LED have
characteristics. to be taken into account in the
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