ELM 4-425

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LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) have many applications, ranging from lighting to optical communications. Among them, ELM 4-425 is one of the most commonly used LEDs for a wide range of applications. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of ELM 4-425 and how it is used in the spacers, standoffs, and other form factors.

ELM 4-425 is an ideal choice for many applications including signs, displays, automotive, and medical equipment. It is a 5mm single-ended LED with a dome-shaped lens that focuses the light emission. It is designed for high-intensity lighting and has a wide beam angle of up to 160 degrees. It has a low forward voltage of 3.0V, allowing it to be used with low-voltage circuits. It also has a high-current capability that enables it to be used in applications such as LED backlighting.

ELM 4-425 can be used in a variety of LED spacers, standoffs, and other form factors. Spacers and standoffs are used to allow space between electrical components in order to provide better cooling and easier assembly. These components are an essential part of the LED and provide greater flexibility in their design and use. ELM 4-425 can be used with these components due to its low forward voltage and high-current capabilities.

In addition to spacers and standoffs, ELM 4-425 can also be used in other LED form factors such as LED discs or strips. LED discs are flat discs with LED chips pre-mounted on them, usually with a heatsink and circuitry on the back. LED strips are thin strips of LEDs on a flexible circuit. ELM 4-425 is ideal for these form factors due to its wide beam angle and high-current capability.

ELM 4-425 works by converting electrical energy into light energy. This is accomplished through a process called electroluminescence. In this process, electrons are passed through a semiconductor material, which emits light when stimulated by an electric current. ELM 4-425 is capable of emitting light in the wavelength range of 400 nm to 425 nm, making it ideal for a variety of applications.

In summary, ELM 4-425 is a high-intensity, single-ended LED with a wide beam angle of up to 160 degrees and a low forward voltage of 3.0V. It can be used in many applications ranging from lighting to optical communications. It is suitable for use with LED spacers, standoffs, and other form factors due to its low forward voltage and high-current capability. It works by converting electrical energy into light energy through the process of electroluminescence.

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