APT2012LVBC/D

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LED indication is an integral component for many electronic applications, providing a visual indication for the user to monitor the status of the system. An LED discrete indicator is a type of LED indication module that is primarily used to indicate the status of control points of an electronic system. Discrete indicators are commonly used in industrial, medical, or aerospace applications, as well as to indicate the status of systems in a car.

The APT2012LVBC/D is an example of a discrete LED indicator. This component is manufactured by Avago Technologies, a semiconductor manufacturer specializing in providing integrated technology solutions for the enabling of communication and opto-electronic applications. The APT2012LVBC/D is a miniature type discrete indicator with a form factor of 4.3 × 0.5mm, which can be easily integrated into the PCB design of a large range of electronic systems.

The APT2012LVBC/D is made from a package of SMT, which includes the LED die and a surface-mounted chip on board to control the circuit. This discrete LED indicator offers an operating voltage range of 3 VDC to 25 VDC and has a maximum forward current rating of 30mA. The APT2012LVBC/D indicator is made up of AlGaAs material and offers a bright red output, with a typical luminous intensity range of 800mcd to 1,000mcd. This module offers a wide viewing angle of 70° and a temperature operating range of –40°C to 85°C.

In terms of applications, the APT2012LVBC/D is designed to be a low cost way of providing a discrete indicator in a variety of control point systems. This indicator can be used to signal the status of a system or alert the user to a warning signal issue. The wide operating range of the module enables it to be used in a variety of applications where it can operate efficiently in a range of temperatures. This wide range of applications includes automotive systems, industrial equipment, medical equipment, and aerospace systems, among others.

The working principle of the APT2012LVBC/D is relatively simple. The surface-mounted chip is the primary source of operation, taking in the electrical input from the external source, such as a control unit or power supply. Upon receiving the electrical input, the chip sends a current to the LED die, which then lights up and emits the bright red light. Therefore, when the input power is provided, the indicator will emit a red light. In order to turn the indicator off, simply removing the power input will cause the LED to turn off.

In conclusion, the APT2012LVBC/D discrete LED indicator is ideal for providing a cost-effective visual indication to the user. With a wide operating temperature range and bright red light output, this indicator is suitable for a multitude of applications. Furthermore, the working principle of the APT2012LVBC/D is quite simple, relying on the LED die and surface-mounted chip on board to effect the operation.

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