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LED Indication - Discrete

The VFHL1116P-4BX3C-TR is a type of discrete LED which makes it ideal for use as a visual indicator for many applications. It is designed specifically for surface mount technology and can be easily mounted to any surface. The indicator is made up of a clear plastic lens and a black case base. The lens is protected by a plastic dome which is designed to provide a protected environment for the LED. The indicator is relatively small and its design allows it to be used in tight spaces.

Application Field

The VFHL1116P-4BX3C-TR is typically used as a signal indication light in a wide variety of applications. It is primarily used to signal the status of a device or process and is used in a wide variety of industrial and commercial applications. The LED is most commonly used in telecommunications, military and aerospace applications. It is also commonly used in signaling systems and can be used in applications such as alarm systems, lighting systems or any device that requires visual feedback.

Working Principle

The VFHL1116P-4BX3C-TR works by releasing a small current of electricity through a semiconductor material. When the current is applied, the semiconductor material emits a light when it is illuminated. This light is then transferred to the indicator lens where it can be seen by the user. The indicator is designed to be bright and easily visible in a variety of lighting conditions.

Conclusion

The VFHL1116P-4BX3C-TR is an ideal discrete LED for a wide variety of industrial and commercial applications. It is small and easy to mount onto any surface, making it a versatile indicator for many applications. The indicator is designed to provide a bright and easily visible indication for the user. The LED works by releasing a small current of electricity through a semiconductor material which then emits a light when illuminated.

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