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LED Indication - Discrete is a common application field for an LED (light emitting diode). LEDs are used as visual indicators for a variety of purposes, from simple single-color indicators to complex multi-color indicators. In this application, it is usually the intent for the LED to remain turned "on" when its indicator source is in the "on" state, and turned "off" when its indicator source is in the "off" state.

The principle of working for the LED is based on the basic electrical configuration. The arrangement for the LED is a voltage source connected to a block containing two diodes (normally arranged anode-to-anode). An external resistor can be used to control the current through the diodes and drive the LED indicator. When the voltage applied to the anode of the diode exceeds the voltage drop across the junction, the diode will turn on and allow current to pass. This current flow is what ultimately causes the LED to produce light.

In the LED indication - discrete application, the forward voltage is typically provided by the voltage source and the current through the LED to the anode can be controlled by adjusting the external resistance. When the forward voltage reaches a threshold point and the LED turns on, the LED can be used to indicate the status of a binary signal. For example, a digital output from a controller or logic subsystem can be designed so that when it is "on" the LED can be lit, and when it is "off" the LED will turn off.

LEDs can also be used in complex indicator applications, such as multi-colored indicator displays. In this case, the LED is driven by several different voltage sources arranged in series and/or parallel. By carefully selecting the appropriate voltage sources and/or combinations of voltage sources, multiple colors can be produced. This can be used to indicate the status of various inputs, such as temperature, pressure, or flow rates.

LEDs are also a popular choice for areas that are exposed to moisture or extreme temperatures, since they are capable of withstanding temperatures up to 125°C. This makes them suitable for harsh environments, such as those found in factories, military installations, and industrial sites. LEDs also require relatively low power to operate, making them a cost-effective choice for indication.

The LED indication - discrete application is a simple and effective way to provide visual feedback on the status of a signal or other input. They are an inexpensive, durable, and low power solution, making them an ideal choice for a variety of industries. They can be used in single-color applications, complex displays, or harsh environments applications.

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