VLMW11R2S2-5K8L-08 Optoelectronics

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LED, also known as a Light Emitting Diode, is a special type of diode designed to emit light when an electric current passes through it. LEDs are used in a wide range of applications, from automotive dashboards to residential light fixtures. One of the most commonly used LED products is the VLMW11R2S2-5K8L-08. This LED is classified as a discrete LED, meaning it does not have any alphanumeric display.

The VLMW11R2S2-5K8L-08 LED is a multi-colored LED, with a green, amber, and blue LED in a single package. It is available in both surface mount and through-hole packages, making it a more versatile and cost-effective product. The LED is rated with a maximum forward current of 20 mA and a forward voltage between 1.9V and 3.2V. The LED has a low power dissipation and can withstand temperatures up to 125°C.

The usual application of VLMW11R2S2-5K8L-08 LED is in visual indication of system status, and it is mainly used in consumer products. It is also used in a variety of industrial or commercial applications for indicating switch positions, warning lights, fault lights, alarm lights and status indicators. The LED can also be used as a general purpose lighting source for backlighting displays and for illuminating switches or controls.

The working principle of the VLMW11R2S2-5K8L-08 LED is essentially the same as a conventional diode. When connected in a circuit, the LED turns on when an electric current passes through it. The amount of current needed to turn the LED on is dependent on the forward bias voltage of the diode. As the current increases, so does the light emitted by the LED.

In conclusion, the VLMW11R2S2-5K8L-08 LED is a versatile and cost-effective discrete LED. It is widely used in a variety of applications for visual indication of system status, backlighting displays, and illuminating switches or controls. The working principle of the LED is the same as a conventional diode, where the current passing through it will result in light emitted.

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