EHP-A09K-S7TC-9Q000CADBE1K-1T8-AM

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The EHP-A09K-S7TC-9Q000CADBE1K-1T8-AM from EVERLIGHT Electronics is a LED with Forward Voltage 1.7 to 3.2 V, Forward Current 150 mA, Wavelength 620 nm, Operating Temperature -40 to 100 Degree C, Storage Temperature -40 to 110 Degree C. More details for EHP-A09K-S7TC-9Q000CADBE1K-1T8-AM can be seen below.

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Part Number
EHP-A09K-S7TC-9Q000CADBE1K-1T8-AM
Manufacturer
EVERLIGHT Electronics
Description
Red, Single IC, for Interior and exterior automotive, lighting: turn light and indicating sign, Warning signs applied, Signal and symbol luminaries, Portable light source, Marker lights (e.g. steps, exit ways, etc.), Display for indoor and outdoor applica

General Parameters

Colors

Red
Configuration

Single IC
Correlated color temperature (CCT)

617-626K
Features

Small package with high efficiency, Colorless clear resin, Wide viewing angle 120 degree, JEDEC J-STD 020D Level 2, AECQ101 qualified, Automotive reflow profile (IR reflow or wave soldering)
Peak Pulse Current

250 mA
RoHS

Yes
Thermal Resistance

110 K/W
Type

High Power lighting
Viewing Angle

120 Degrees
Forward Voltage

1.7 to 3.2 V
Forward Current

150 mA
Wavelength

620 nm

Physical Properties

Package

PLCC-6
Size

3.4x3.3x1.75 Mm

Environmental Conditions

Junction Temperature

150 Degrees C
Operating Temperature

-40 to 100 Degree C
Storage Temperature

-40 to 110 Degree C

Applications

Application

Interior and exterior automotive, lighting: turn light and indicating sign, Warning signs applied, Signal and symbol luminaries, Portable light source, Marker lights (e.g. steps, exit ways, etc.), Display for indoor and outdoor application, Substitution o

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