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LRTBGFTM

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The LRTBGFTM from OSRAM is a LED with Forward Current 20 mA, Wavelength 460 to 620 nm, Operating Temperature -40 to 110 Degree C, Storage Temperature -40 to 110 Degree C. More details for LRTBGFTM can be seen below.

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Product Details

  • Part Number
    LRTBGFTM
  • Manufacturer
    OSRAM
  • Description
    MULTILED, enhanced optical Power LED (Thinfilm/ThinGaN), red R), true green (T), blue (B), white PLCC-6 package, higher contrast by a black surface (RGB-Displays) and diffused silicone resin

General Parameters

  • Chip Technology
    InGaAlP Thinfilm (red), ThinGaN (true green, blue)
  • Colors
    Red, True Green, Blue
  • Configuration
    Single IC
  • Electrostatic Discharge(ESD)
    ESD sensitive device acc. ANSI/ESDA/JEDEC JS-001 (HBM, Class 0)
  • Features
    Additive mixture of color stimuli by independent driving of each chip
  • Optical Efficiency
    45 lm/W (red), 45lm/W (true green), 8lm/W (blue)
  • Type
    MULTILED
  • Forward Current
    20 mA
  • Wavelength
    460 to 620 nm
  • Note
    Packing unit: 12 mm tape with 1000 pcs. on Ø 180 mm reel, 4000 pcs. on Ø 330 mm reel, suitable for all SMT assembly methods, Preconditioning: JEDEC Level 4 acc. to JEDEC J-STD-020D.01, white PLCC-6 package higher contrast by a black surface (RGB-Displays)

Physical Properties

  • Package
    PLCC-6

Environmental Conditions

  • Junction Temperature
    125 Degrees C
  • Operating Temperature
    -40 to 110 Degree C
  • Storage Temperature
    -40 to 110 Degree C

Applications

  • Application
    displays (e.g. displays for traffic light writing displays), LED chips can be controlled seperately to display various colors including white, full color displays, RGB-Displays

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