LT E67C-T1U2-35-1-Z

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LED Indication - Discrete:

LT E67C-T1U2-35-1-Z is a discrete LED indication solution, comprised of a photo transistor with corresponding LED, used in a variety of applications.

The LED produces a large output power, which is partially captured by the photo transistor. This allows the LED to be driven consistently at a very low current, which is beneficial for power consumption. The process of communication between the LED and transistor is the basis of the LT E67C-T1U2-35-1-Z.

The output of the photo transistor is rectified and smoothed to form direct current. It is then amplified and regulated to a lower voltage, such as 0.3V, to ensure the LED does not burn out. This process allows the LED to be illuminated for a defined amount of time when a light source is present. The regulated output is then fed to a current limiting device, to ensure the LED light intensity is consistent.

The main application of the LT E67C-T1U2-35-1-Z is for light source detection in various environments, such as computers controlling electronic equipment, medical facilities, and any system where light detection is necessary. This product is designed to have a long life expectancy, since the LED and photo transistor are designed to run in unison. Additionally, the LT E67C-T1U2-35-1-Z is a great choice for applications with limited space, due to its small size and low power requirements.

LED-based light detection systems are becoming increasingly popular due to their efficiency and reliability. They are able to detect light sources such as lasers and electric sparks, and can be used to provide warnings or alarms in industrial settings. Additionally, they are often used in circuits to indicate the status of equipment. By using the LT E67C-T1U2-35-1-Z discrete LED indication product, engineers can rely on a reliable, low power, and compact solution for their needs.

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