HLMP-EG10-Y2000

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LED indicators are widely used in today\'s electronic products, especially with the emergence of solid-state lighting technology, LEDs have been widely used in high-end mobility and consumer electronics products, including laptop computers, mobile phones, and digital cameras. The HLMP-EG10-Y2000 LEDs are the most commonly used for discrete indication.

HLMP-EG10-Y2000 has been specifically designed to provide directional indication in a range of applications, most commonly in consumer electronics products including laptops, mobile phones, and digital cameras. It comes in a single color green diffused package with a wide viewing angle. The width of the package is 2.83mm and the height of the package is 3.68mm. It requires a forward voltage of 2.2V and has a luminous intensity of 80mcd and power dissipation of 100mW.

The application field of the HLMP-EG10-Y2000 LED is mainly in consumer electronics to provide directional indication. For example, it can be used in the on/off status indication in electronic devices, such as to indicate when a device is charging, or whether a device is in operation. Moreover, it can also be used in automobile applications as a safety indicator, for example to indicate the position of car indicator switches.

The working principle of the HLMP-EG10-Y2000 LEDs is based on semiconductor physics. When a current is applied to the anode of the LED, electrons in the cathode move toward the anode, leaving holes behind. The holes recombine with the electrons, releasing energy in the form of a photon. The material and color of the LED determines the wavelength of the photon released, which is visible as the color of the LED.

In summary, HLMP-EG10-Y2000 is a single color green diffused LED package with a wide viewing angle, which is suitable for directional indication in a range of applications. This LED works based on semiconductor physics, when current is applied to the anode and electrons move toward the anode to release photonic energy, which is visible in the form of LED light.

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