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RGB surface-mounted LED is extremely thin

9 March 2005 Opto-Electronics

BivarOpto's ultra-thin (0,6 mm) surface mount RGB (red, green, blue) device features individual addressable die for exact colour mixing and matching. This creates a new solution for diverse, space-conscious applications, including backlit keypads and LCDs used in handheld and mobile appliance applications.

Provided in an industry-standard 0606 SMT device package, this unit is well-suited for battery operated devices due to its low power consumption and form factor, enabling use of a single or multiple, full spectrum colour chip. The SMTC0606 is also manufactured in compliance with WEEE and RoHS PB Free materials and processes.

The SMTC0606 features an internal-tri-chip circuit design, with three individually-addressable LED dies. Lens appearance when off is water clear. The tri-chip RGB design is comprised of a single AlGainP and two InGaN/SIC chip dies, featuring peak wavelengths of 635, 520 and 465 (nm) respectively. The result is a brilliant, full colour display that can be programmed to meet specific display needs. Absolute maximum rating of forward current drive is 125 mA (Peak If).

The RGB LED chip measures 1,5 x 1,6 mm and is 0,6 mm in height. Units are encapsulated in a special epoxy blend to assure proper withstanding of temperature, operation and assembly processes. It can also be used with BivarOpto Flexible Light Pipes (FLP).



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