QCMS-2945

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LED indication refers to the use of a device that emits light to convey information. LEDs are becoming increasingly popular for many applications due to their long life, energy efficiency and fast switch-on times. A major class of LED-based products, discrete LEDs, consists of a single device and is used to indicate the presence or absence of a signal, such as a warning. The QCMS-2945 single-channel discrete LED indicator is an example of such a device.

The QCMS-2945 is a small and lightweight red indicator with a pin diameter of 5.6 mm. It operates on 5-20V and can be seen up to 25 meters away. It is designed primarily for use in a variety of automatic control systems including controllers, indicators, alarms and more. The device’s low power consumption, low voltage requirements and wide operating temperature range make it suitable for a wide range of applications. As an example, the device could be used to indicate a machine’s operating status, power failure, over-temperature alarm, or any other signal that needs to be indicated.

The working principle of the QCMS-2945 is based on the operation of a Transistor-Transistor Logic (TTL) circuit. The signal received from the external source is first amplified and then used to trigger a transistor switch. This switch triggers the LED, which then emits light. The LED intensity is proportional to the amplification of the signal received. This makes the device suitable for a variety of applications from low to high intensity signals.

The QCMS-2945 comes with a range of features that make it suitable for a variety of applications. The device can be used with both AC and DC signals, and it has short circuit and over-temperature protection. It also has a slim design and low power consumption, resulting in very low heat generation. The device is also designed to minimize light glare and flicker, resulting in a uniform and aesthetically pleasing light output.

In conclusion, the QCMS-2945 is an example of a discrete LED indicator designed for a variety of applications. It is suitable for both AC and DC signals, and has a range of features that make it suitable for low to high intensity applications. The device has a slim design and low power consumption, resulting in very low heat generation, as well as low light glare and flicker.

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