CLM4B-GKB-CXBYB793

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LEDs, or Light Emitting Diodes, are an increasingly popular technology utilized in today’s world of electronics. With the development of efficient, robust and reliable solid-state lighting, LEDs are now used for indicator lights, displays, infrared transmission, and more. One of the most versatile applications for LEDs is discrete indicator lighting. Discrete LED indicators provide a convenient, cost-effective way to integrate individual on/off lights into electrical systems for indication and control. CLM4B-GKB-CXBYB793 is a type of LED discrete indicator.

Application Field

Discrete LED indicators can have a broad range of applications in both consumer and industrial electronics. Among those applications, common ones include status indication and system control in consumer electronics devices, automotive dashboards and instrument clusters, industrial control and process monitoring systems, power supplies and UPS, railroad signaling systems, and lighting systems.

The CLM4B-GKB-CXBYB793 discrete LED indicator is specifically designed for commercial or industrial applications. It is suitable for use on circuits with a wide range of supply voltages and currents, making it an effective indicator in many different applications. The indicator comes with two mounting options so it can be installed in a variety of locations and angles.

Working Principle

LED indicators work by utilizing the electrical characteristics of a diode to transmit light when current is applied. A diode is an electronic component which consists of a single “p-n junction” of semiconductor material. When current passes through this junction, electrons are allowed to flow from the negative terminal to the positive terminal, and photons are released in the process. The size and other design aspects of the LED will determine the specific amount of visible light produced.

The CLM4B-GKB-CXBYB793 discrete LED indicator is powered by a wide range of AC/DC voltage sources, typically anywhere from 4 to 30 volts. When the indicator is turned on, the diode would conduct current in the forward direction and light up. The indicator may also be designed to be turned on by certain environmental conditions like temperature or humidity. When the indicator is turned off, the diode will stop conducting electricity and no light will be emitted.

Conclusion

The CLM4B-GKB-CXBYB793 discrete LED indicator is a reliable and cost-effective option for achieving indicator functionality in a variety of electronic systems. The indicator is well suited for a wide range of applications including consumer electronics, automotive and industrial control, railroad signaling, and lighting systems.

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