HLMP-1700-B0002

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LEDs, or light emitting diodes, are widely used today in safety, automotive, security, display, automation, and telecommunications devices. Their popularity stems from their small size, bright colors, and low power consumption. The HLMP-1700-B0002 is an example of a type of discrete LED that is used for indicating when and where something has occurred. It is commonly used for detecting breakage, an abnormal temperature, acceleration, or pressure, as well as for storing user-generated data.

The HLMP-1700-B0002 is a miniature, low-power, and low-cost LED designed specifically for indicating applications. It is a highly reliable three-terminal device, with the anode and cathode terminals located at the front, and the gate terminal located at the back. The gate terminal is used to control the current through the LED, which is regulated by varying the voltage applied across the anode and cathode terminals. This type of discrete LED has a maximum forward current of 30mA, a voltage drop of 2V when forward biased, and can operate up to a temperature of 85°C.

In operation, when the anode terminal is at a higher voltage than the cathode terminal, the LED will begin to illuminate. This voltage difference is known as the forward voltage and the current through the LED is known as the forward current. The amount of light emitted by the LED is directly proportional to the current flowing through it. If too much current flows through the LED, this can cause it to overheat and permanently damage the LED. Therefore, it is important to properly regulate the current flow, which is done by controlling the forward voltage.

The HLMP-1700-B0002 is designed to detect a break or abnormal pressure and then illuminate accordingly. This can be used to alert the user or system of possible problems. Additionally, this type of LED can be used to store input data from the user. When triggered by a signal, the LED will store the data until reset. This provides a scalable solution for applications that require a low-cost, low-power method of monitoring and storing user inputs.

In summary, the HLMP-1700-B0002 is a miniature, low-cost, low-power discrete LED specifically designed for indicating applications. It is a three-terminal device and requires a precise voltage across the anode and cathode terminals to regulate the current flow and subsequently the brightness of the LED. This type of LED is commonly used to detect a break or abnormal pressure and indicate this condition, and also to store input data. It is a versatile solution for applications that require a low-cost, low-power method of monitoring and storing user inputs.

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