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HLMP1719801F Application Field and Working Principle

The HLMP1719801F is an LED indicator commonly used in circuit board applications which can emit a bright red light. It is possibly the most popular LED indicator of its kind due to its robustness and long life expectancy, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. Due to its ease of use, it can be used for both indication and warning purposes, for a variety of purposes including status indication, fault detection, and alarm signals.

The HLMP1719801F belongs to a category of LEDs called circuit board indicators, which consist of a small LED light attached to a printed circuit board. These light sources are generally used for various types of industrial applications and are available in different forms, such as bars, arrays, and light bars. They are typically used to provide visual alerts for operators, as well as for sensing and alerting purposes.

Applications

The HLMP1719801F has been designed to work in a wide range of applications such as automotive, medical, industrial, and general aviation/avionics. It is often used as a warning indicator, as it can emit a bright and long-lasting red light. This can be used in applications such as warning of electrical shocks, malfunction of an alarm system, and warning of imminent danger. It can also be used as an indicator for a variety of other equipment and systems, such as an automatic lubrication system, an automotive airbag system, a battery charge status, and a smoke detector.

The HLMP1719801F is also used in a range of other applications, such as leisure and recreational activities. For example, DJs who are performing in bars or clubs can often use these lights to indicate when it is safe to approach the stage and interact with the crowd. It can also be used for recreational purposes, for example, in arcade game machines, the arrows on pool tables, or even as an indicator for a game of laser tag.

Working Principle

The HLMP1719801F is a type of LED light source, meaning it uses electric current to produce light. When no electric current is applied to the LED light, it is typically in an off or low power state and shows no visible light. However, when an electric current is applied to the LED, a small amount of electrons will travel through its components and result in a bright light which is emitted from the LED.

The LED can be powered either directly or through a printed circuit board. In the latter case, the LED lamps will need to be connected to their specified components on the board, such as resistors and other components. These components will also need to be properly wired up to provide the maximum amount of light from the LED.

The level of brightness of the light emitted from the LED is determined by the amount of current that is being applied to it. This can be determined using a light meter or via a data logger. The HLMP1719801F typically produces around 45 millicandelas per square inch when a 30 mA current is applied. This can be used to differentiate between different levels of brightness and can be used to adjust the brightness of the LEDs according to the needs of the user.

Conclusion

The HLMP1719801F is a commonly used LED indicator, which is capable of emitting a bright red light for various purposes. It is typically used for signalling, warning, and indicating purposes, and can be found in applications such as automotive, medical, industrial, and leisure and recreational activities. The LED works by applying an electric current to it to produce a bright light. The level of brightness is determined by the amount of electric current that is applied, and its performance is generally reliable and durable.

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