APA1606ZGCK Optoelectronics

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APA1606ZGCK is a type of LED indicator. It is a discrete indicator which is used to identify the working conditions of electronic components. It is characterized by its distinct feature of being able to be utilized in various applications among different types of electrical devices.

The device consists of 6 individual LEDs, 5 of them in standard green color, and the other one in standard red color. The green LEDs represent the "On" status of the device, while the red LED symbolizes the "Off" state. Moreover, its dimensions comprise a 5.6x5.6x1.6mm footprint with a 14-pin density and a mounting height of 0.8mm only.

The ApA1606ZGCK is suitable for many applications due to its small size, with the ability to operate in an ambient temperature range of -40°C to 85°C. Besides, its low power consumption, typically about 8mA, enables efficient power utilization for various electrical projects.

The indicator works by making use of a set of light emitting diodes. The LEDs are typically arranged inside a panel of optical fibers, typically two or four layers. These layers of optical fibers provide an efficient way of transmitting light signals from one side to the other. As the current increases, the LEDs will produce more light, enabling the indicator to display the working state.

Furthermore, the APA1606ZGCK is also accompanied by a range of mounting hardware accessories such as panel mount assemblies, backing plates, and actuators. These hardware accessories further enhance the ease of usage and installation of the device.

In conclusion, the APA1606ZGCK is a discrete LED indicator which is suitable for use in a wide range of applications. It has a small footprint, consumes low power and is accompanied by included hardware accessories for ease of use and installation. It is capable of identifying the working condition of various types of electrical components through the efficient transportation of light signals.

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