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 LWH1025
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CONTENTS
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1. Features 2. Outline dimensions 3. Package material 4. Absolute Maximum Ratings 5. Electrical Optical Characteristics 6. Ranks 7. Taping 8. Packing Struction 9. Characteristic Diagrams 10. Precautions to taken 11. Reliability 12. Precautions in use 13. Revision history sheet
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1. Features
* Package : SMD Side View Type * Yellow colored diffusion * 2.8 x 1.2 x 0.8 mm(LxWxH) small size surface mount type * Color Coordinates : x = 0.31, y = 0.32 acc. to CIE 1931, at If=20mA * Viewing angle : extremely wide(110) * Technology : InGaN * ESD Class(Mil Std-883d Methode 3015.7) based on Human Body Model(HBM) : 950V * Soldering methods : IR reflow soldering * Taping : 8 mm conductive black carrier tape & antistatic clear cover tape. 3,500pcs/reel, 180 mm wheel
2. Outline dimensions
(unit : mm)
General Tolerance : 0.1
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3. Package material
(1) Material construction Number 1 2 3 4 5 Item LED Chip Au wire Lead Frame Encapsulation Heat-Resistant Polymer Material InGaN/Sapphire 1.0mil Gold Wire Copper Alloy/Ni/Ag plating Encapsulate + YAG phosphor PPA
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4. Absolute Maximum Ratings
Parameter Power dissipation Forward Current *1Peak Forward Current Reverse Voltage Operating Temperature Storage Temperature Soldering Temperature Symbol PD IF IFP VR Topr Tstg Tsol Value 120 30 100 5 -30+85 -40+100 260 for 10 seconds
(TA = 25) Unit mW mA mA V
*1.Duty ratio = 1/16, Pulse width = 0.1ms
5. Electrical - Optical Characteristics
Characteristic ESD Check Forward Voltage Reverse Current *6Half Angle Symbol VF2 IR 1/2 Test Condition IF= 10uA VR=5V IF= 20mA Min. 2.0 Typ. 55 10 -
(TA = 25) Max. Unit V uA deg
*6. 1/2 is the off-axis angle where the luminous intensity is 1/2 the peak intensity
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6. Ranks
(1) Chromaticity Coordinates ranks Rank A x y 0.27 0.24 0.27 0.28 0.29 0.27 0.29 0.31 x y 0.29 0.27 (If=20mA, Ta=25) Rank B 0.29 0.31 0.31 0.30 0.31 0.34
Rank C x y 0.31 0.30 0.31 0.34 0.33 0.33 0.33 0.37
* The CIE(1931) standard colorimetric system * Chromaticity coordinates Measured : 0.01sr(CIE. LED_B) * Measurement Uncertainty of the Color Coordinates : 0.01
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(2) Luminous intensity ranks Iv RANK R S T R S T IF= 20mA IF= 15mA Test Condition Min. 291 405 583 360 500 720 Typ. Max. 405 583 810
(Ta=25) Unit
mcd 500 720 1000
* Luminous intensity is tested at a current pulse duration of 25 ms and an accuracy of 11%. * Luminous Intensity Measured : 0.01sr(CIE. LED_B)
(3) Forward Voltage Test Condition IF= 15mA IF= 20mA Min. Typ. 3.26 3.4 Max. 3.45 V 3.6
(Ta=25) Unit
* Voltages are tested at a current pulse duration of 1 ms and an accuracy of 0.1V.
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7. Taping
(1) Dimension of wheel((Material : PS Conductive, 10E9~12) (Unit : mm)
(2) Dimension of tape(Material : PS Conductive, 10E4~5)
(Unit : mm)
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(3) Details of CHIPLEDs loading on tape
(End) more than 40mm unloaded tape mounted with LED (3,500ea) more than 40mm unloaded tape 150 ~ 380mm leading part
(Start)
(4) Loading quantity per reel : 3,500pcs
8. Packing Struction
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9. Characteristic Diagrams
(1) Relative Luminous Intensity vs Forward Current (IF-Iv) Encapsulat
2.5
(2) Max. Permissible Forward Current
35 30
2 Relative Luminosity
1.5
Allowable If(mA)
25 20 15 10 5
1
0.5
0 0 20 40 60 80
0 0 20 40 60 80 100
Forward Current(mA)
Ambient Temp Ta()
(3) Forward Current vs Forward Voltage(If-Vf)
(4) Ambient Temperature vs Relative Luminosity
100
10
Forward Current If(mA)
Relative Luminosity
10
1
1 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5
0.1 -40
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
Forward Voltage(V)
Ambient Temp()
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(4) Relative Spectral Emission V() = Standard eye response curve
TA=25 , IF = 20mA
(5) Radiation Characteristic
TA=25 , IF = 20mA
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10. Precautions to taken
(1) Reflow soldering
(2) For manual solder Not more than 3sec @max350, under soldering iron (3) Recommendable soldering pattern(For reflow soldering)
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11. Reliability
(1) The Reliability criteria of SMD LED
Limit ITEM Forward Voltage Reverse Voltage Luminous intensity * I : Initial Value Symbol VF VR Iv Test Condition Min. IF = 20mA IR = 10 IF = 20mA I.V x 0.8 LSL I.V x 0.7 Max. I.V x 1.2 I.V x 1.3
U : Upper Spec Limit
L : Lower Spec Limit
(2) Results of reliability Test NO Item Test Conditions Test Hours /Cycle 100 Cycle Sample Size Ac/Re
1
Temperature Cycle
H : +100 30min 25 5min L : -40 30min TEMP : 85 (IF=5mA) TEMP : -30 (IF=20mA) TEMP : 24 (IF=30mA) 60/90% RH, (IF=15mA) 260, 10sec.
21 pcs
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High Temperature Operating Life Low Temperature Operating Life DC Operating Life High Humidity Heat Operating Life Solder Heat Test
1000HR's
21 pcs
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3
1000HR's
21 pcs
0/1
4
500HR's
21 pcs
0/1
5
500HR's
21 pcs
0/1
6
2 Time
21 pcs
0/1
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12. Precautions in use
(1) Soldering Conditions
1) When soldering, leave minimum clearance between the resin and the soldering point. 2) Maximum allowable soldering conditions Soldering dipping : 260 degrees C max., 10 seconds max., 2 time. Soldering iron : 350 degrees C max., 3 seconds max., 1 time, power 40w max. 3) Contact between molten solder and the resin must be avoided. 4) Correction the soldered position after soldering must be avoided. 5) In soldering, do not apply any stress to the lead frame, particularly when heated. 6) When other SMD parts on the same circuit board and adhesive is to be cured, maximum allowable conditions are : 120 degrees C max., 60 seconds max.
(2) Lead forming and cut
1) 2) 3) 4) Lead forming must be done below the tie bar cutting portion. When forming a lead, do not stress the resin case. Lead forming must be done before soldering. Cutting the lead frame at high temperature may result in personal injury. Cut the lead frame at room temperature.
(3) Assembly
1) Do not apply any stress to the lead frame while assembling. 2) When mounting products onto PCBs, the pitch between the mounting holes must match the pitch of the LEDs.
(4) Static Electricity
1) These products are sensitive, a high standard of care must be used. Particularly if an overcurrent and over-voltage which exceeds the Absolute Maximum Rating of Products is applied, the overflow in energy may cause damage to, or possibly result in destruction of, the Products. Customer shall take absolutely secure countermeasures against static electricity and surge when handling Products. 2) A protection device should be installed in the LED driving circuit, which dose not exceed the max. rating for surge current during on/off switching. 3) Proper grounding of Products, use of conductive mat, semiconductive working uniform and shoes, and semiconductive containers are considered to be effective as countermeasures against static electricity and surge. 4) A soldering iron with a grounded tip is recommended. An ionizer should also be installed where risk of static generation is high.
(5) Safety Precautions
1) Users must comply with the laws and public regulations concerning safety. The light output of the products may cause injuries to human eyes in circumstances where the products are viewed directly with unshielded eyes for more than a few seconds.
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13. Revision history sheet
Spec NO. Title Times 1 2 3 Date 2002. 12. 23 2003. 01. 10 2003. 03. 04 Specification for Approval Summary of revision Iv Rank IF=15mA Remarks
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