7351 Optoelectronics

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Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Color:	Natural
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Length:	0.120" (3.05mm)
LED:	T1
Material:	Nylon

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Introduction

LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) are commonly used to provide efficient, versatile, and long-lasting lighting solutions both indoors and outdoors. LEDs require an appropriate spacer or standoff in order to prevent damage and limit the amount of heat that is conducted. This article will provide a discussion of the 7351 series application field and working principle, two common types of spacers and standoffs that are used with LEDs.

7351 Series Application Field and Working Principle

The 7351 series is a type of standoff or spacer used with LEDs. It is a self-retaining standoff that is designed to be installed quickly and easily. The device consists of a pre-drilled body, a cap, a spring and a nut that enable the user to securely fasten the spacer in place. Once the spacer is in place, it helps to provide a secure distance between the LED array and the surface, thus ensuring that the LED array performs optimally. The working principle of the 7351 series is simple; the cap and the spring hold the device in place while the nut fastens the spacer tightly.

Benefits and Usage

The main benefit of using a 7351 series standoff or spacer is that it provides a secure and reliable distance between the LED array and the surface. This helps to ensure optimal performance from the LED array and minimizes heat conductivity. The 7351 series is also easy to install, making it ideal for use in a variety of applications, including: • Lighting fixtures• Architectural applications• Decorative lighting products• Automotive lighting• And more

Types of Spacers and Standoffs

There are two main types of spacers and standoffs that can be used with LEDs: the screwed-in type and the snap-in type. The screw-in type is the simplest and most widely used option. It consists of a threaded body and nut, which are screwed into each other to form a secure connection. The snap-in type is slightly more complex than the screw-in type. It requires a base as well as a spring-loaded, self-retaining screw that snaps into place.

Conclusion

The 7351 series is a type of self-retaining standoff that is designed specifically for use with LEDs. It provides a secure and reliable distance between the LED array and the surface, thus ensuring optimal performance. There are two types of spacers and standoffs that are commonly used with LEDs, the screwed-in type and the snap-in type. Each of these has its own benefits and is ideal for different applications.

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