ams OSRAM 2 V Amber LED SMT Surface Mount SIDELED LA A67F-AABB-24-1

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LA A67F-AABB-24-1
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ams OSRAM
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Brand

ams OSRAM

Product Type

LED

LED Colour

Amber

Package Type

SMT

Maximum Forward Current

50mA

Packaging

Tape & Reel

Mount Type

Surface Mount

Forward Voltage

2V

Number of Pins

2

Viewing Angle

120 °

LED Luminous Flux

7560 mLm

LED Luminosity

2240 mcd

Lens Dimensions

2.9 x 2.4 mm

Lens Shape

Round

Standards/Approvals

RoHS

Dominant Wavelength

617 nm

Series

SIDELED

Lens Colour

Clear

Lens Finish

Clear

Automotive Standard

No

OSRAM SIDELED Series LEDs


The SIDELED series, from Osram Opto Semiconductors, is a highly reliable side emitting range of LEDs.The SIDELED devices have optical characteristics for backlighting (optical coupling into light pipes). As a right angled SMT LED with an integrated reflector, the SIDELED series also offers a homogenous viewing angle. Suitable applications for Osram’s SIDELED LEDs include backlighting (LCD, cellular phones, switches, keys, displays, illuminated advertising, general lighting), coupling into light guides, signal and Symbol luminaire, interior automotive lighting (e.g. dashboard backlighting), marker lights (e.g. steps, exit ways).

4.2 x 3.8 x 4.2 mm package size

Side-looking, radiation direction parallel to PCB

Viewing angle 120°

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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