LE A Q8WP-MXMY-23-0-A40-R18-ZI-XX Optoelectronics

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LEDs are becoming increasingly popular and are being utilised in a variety of applications. LE A Q8WP-MXMY-23-0-A40-R18-ZI-XX is a high power LED designed for use in coloured lighting applications.

It features a relatively high intensity forward voltage of up to 28V and a maximum forward current of 6.2A. This, combined with its wide beam angle and low power consumption, makes it ideal for use in colour-changing lighting applications.

Application Field

LE A Q8WP-MXMY-23-0-A40-R18-ZI-XX LEDs are commonly used in coloured lighting applications such as the illumination of stages, clubs, display areas and exhibitions. Its relatively high output and high intensity make it particularly suited to colour-changing lighting applications. It is also ideal for architectural and decorative lighting.

Working Principle

The LE A Q8WP-MXMY-23-0-A40-R18-ZI-XX LED uses semiconductors to produce light. A semiconductor is a material that can be switched from an insulating state (off) to a conducting state (on). When the LED is switched on, electrical current flows through the semiconductor material and the LED emits light.

The LED is made up of several layers of semiconductor material. The first layer, known as the anode (positive electrode), allows the electrons to enter the LED when a voltage is applied. The second layer is the substrate, which is made of an electrically insulating material and helps to protect the material from temperature and corrosion. Finally, the cathode (negative electrode) allows the electrons to leave the LED when a voltage is applied.

The light emitted by the LED is determined by the material used to make the semiconductor layers. By using different materials, LEDs can be manufactured to produce different colours of light. LE A Q8WP-MXMY-23-0-A40-R18-ZI-XX LEDs produce a warm white light with a colour temperature of 3000K.

The intensity of the light emitted by the LED is determined by the amount of current that is passed through it. The higher the current, the brighter the light. LE A Q8WP-MXMY-23-0-A40-R18-ZI-XX LEDs have a maximum forward current of 6.2A, which can be used to produce a bright light output.

The LE A Q8WP-MXMY-23-0-A40-R18-ZI-XX LED also has a wide beam angle, which makes it ideal for displaying large images or for illuminating wide areas. This enables it to be used in a variety of applications, from decorative lighting to large-scale stage lighting.

In conclusion, the LE A Q8WP-MXMY-23-0-A40-R18-ZI-XX LED is a high power LED designed for coloured lighting applications. It has a relatively high intensity forward voltage and a wide beam angle, making it ideal for use in colour-changing lighting applications. It is well-suited to a variety of applications, from decorative lighting to large-scale stage lighting.

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