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LED Indication - Discrete

The WP7083ZGD/G is a series of LED indicators suitable for many general-purpose applications. These indicators are available in a variety of colors and are capable of generating light with a wavelength of between 495 and 635 nanometers, with a peak wavelegntth of 510 nanometers.

WP7083ZGD/G LED indicators provide a visual indication of a circuit\'s status and status changes, as well as identifying potential faults in a device or system. This LED series is available in both polar and non-polar varieties, allowing for easy integration into a wide range of signals, circuits, and boards.

The WP7083ZGD/G LED is a discrete indicator which uses a transistor, diode, and resistor combination to generate the light output. A forward-bias is applied to the transistor and diode, and the resistance controls the amount of current flowing through the device. The device is designed so that a small amount of current is diverted away from the LED, ensuring a controlled and consistent output intensity of the LED.

A variety of sizes, colors and voltage ratings are available, allowing the LED indicators to be used in a wide range of applications. They are particularly useful in consumer and industrial electronics, as well as automation control, medical, and military applications. Additionally, the WP7083ZGD/G LED indicators are shock and vibration resistant, making them suitable for a wide range of mission-critical or life-safety applications.

Working Principle: Electrical current is directed through the LED indicator, which is then converted into light. Within the indicator is a small transistor, diode, and resistor combination, which act together to generate light in a specific intensity. The combination of the components also makes sure that the light intensity is consistent across the indicators, no matter what voltage is applied to them.

Applications: WP7083ZGD/G LED indicators are used in a wide range of applications, including consumer and industrial electronics, automation, control systems, and medical devices. They are also suitable for military and life-safety applications, due to their resistance to shock and vibration. The indicators can also be used to simulate status and changes of a circuit and to identify potential faults in a device or system.

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