5680012801F

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5680012801F Application Field and Working Principle

LEDs, or light-emitting diodes, are small, low-voltage devices used in a variety of electronics projects. Primarily used as circuit board indicators, LEDs are also used in arrays, light bars, bar graphs, and other applications where light is needed in a very small form factor.

Application

The 5680012801F is a common LED array used in circuit board indicator applications. The device includes five red LEDs placed in rows on an integrated circuit, or IC, base. The LED array is mounted to a leadframe, which is then usually placed inside a plastic housing. The resulting assembly is a small, distinct light source typically used in limited space applications such as those in circuit boards, where the LED array is often placed on the board adjacent to a connector. This LED array can also be used in a variety of fan indicator and signal applications.

Working Principle

The LEDs in the 5680012801F are powered by direct current, usually generated by a common electrical circuit within the host device. An electrical signal is sent across the circuit, effectively closing the circuit between the anode and cathode on each LED. When the circuit is completed, electron flow occurs across the semiconductor junction of the LED and generates visible light, known as electron recombination. The intensity of the light emitted is determined by the amount of current sent to the diode.

Conclusion

The 5680012801F is a common LED array used for circuit board indicator applications, fan indicator and signal applications, and other limited space applications. This device is powered by direct current, and the intensity of the light emitted is determined by the amount of current sent to the diode. LEDs are a popular choice in electronics applications due to their low voltage usage, small size and ease of use.

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