7383-B1C3-AMQA-MS Optoelectronics

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LED indicators, or LED lamps, are a type of discrete components used for indicating or signifying certain functions in applications. They have been a common feature in many designs for electronics and electrical control devices for decades. The 7383-B1C3-AMQA-MS is an embodiment of discrete LED indicators specifically designed for automotive systems.

Automotive applications have their own distinct requirements for LED indicators. This imposes additional demands on the design. For one thing, automotive circuits often have to operate for longer periods of time in harsh environments. Hence, LED lamps must be able to withstand harsh temperatures and other conditions. Furthermore, LED lamps must be resistant to shock and vibration, as they will be exposed to them frequently in a mobile setting.

Being a discrete LED indicator, the 7383-B1C3-AMQA-MS consists of a single lamp that is powered by a built-in power supply. It has an internally regulated wavelength of approximately 590-600 nanometers, which is within the visible spectrum range. The design of the lamp is such that it provides homogeneous illumination, which is ideal for a wide range of applications. This also makes it resistant to optical overdrive, as the lamp is designed to be self-adjusting for brightness.

The primary benefit of the 7383-B1C3-AMQA-MS is its extreme durability. Its anodized aluminum alloy housing makes it resistant to environmental exposure, while its anti-reflection coating makes it resistant to shock, ultraviolet radiation, and other external stresses. Additionally, the lamp is designed to self-adjust for brightness, ensuring that the end-user gets clear indication of the desired function.

In terms of the working principle of the 7383-B1C3-AMQA-MS LED indicator, the lamp is powered by a 12V DC power source. Internally, the light is produced by a semiconductor junction, which creates a positive and negative pole between two oppositely charged dielectrics. When voltage is applied to the lamp, electrons flow from the positive side to the negative side, and as they pass through an incandescent filament, they produce light by emitting energy.

The 7383-B1C3-AMQA-MS is well-suited for many applications in the automotive industry, such as interior and exterior lighting, engine and warning lights, dashboards, and navigation systems. Its shock and vibration resistance, combined with its homogeneous illumination, makes it an ideal choice for automotive applications. In addition, its long-term durability and self-adjusting brightness make it an excellent choice for any application that requires reliable, long-term visibility.

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