1363-2UYC/S400(L)

LED indication has been widely used in different industrial fields during the past years. Different LED indication products are available for different applications, such as discrete LED indication for general purpose signals, and advanced RGB LED indication for display, warning, and other usages. The 1363-2UYC/S400(L) LED indication from Omron is an example of discrete LED indication. In this article, we will discuss the application field and working principle of 1363-2UYC/S400(L).

The 1363-2UYC/S400(L) indicates the status of certain inputs, including door and gate open/close status, operational surge and power supply presence, and other general purpose applications. It is designed for quick-connect mounting and easy maintenance, helping to save both time and labor in installation. The LED is of high visibility and has a wide viewing angle, making it ideal for all kinds of situations, including low light or high-distance viewing.

The 1363-2UYC/S400(L) is designed with a high durability and strong power saving features. It features a long-life cycle of up to 20000 hours, which is significantly longer than other similar products. Its power saving features enable it to consume a minimal amount of electricity and keep energy costs in check. In addition, the product is made of high-quality materials for a corrosion-resistant design that can withstand harsh environments.

The 1363-2UYC/S400(L) discrete LED indication is based on the conventional circuit of a bipolar junction transistor (BJT). This type of circuit is used in most discrete LED devices to control the flow of current in the circuit. In a BJT circuit, a positive charge flows from the base terminal via one or more junctions to a collector terminal, while a negative charge flows from the emitter terminal to the collector terminal. The transistor acts as a switch that can control the current direction, brightness and colors.

The 1363-2UYC/S400(L) discrete LED indication is made up of two parts: the emitter terminal and the collector terminal. The emitter terminal is the controlling element, which controls the current flow of the LED device. The collector terminal is the receiving element, which receives and amplifies the current from the emitter terminal. The voltage values at the emitter and collector terminals determine the current flow through the LED device, as well as its brightness and colors.

In general, the 1363-2UYC/S400(L) discrete LED indication is a highly reliable and energy-efficient LED indication product for a variety of applications. With its high visibility and wide viewing angle, it is perfect for applications where low light or high-distance viewing is required. It is also designed with long-life cycle and power saving features, making it an ideal choice for cost-effective and reliable discrete LED indication.