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The enhanced ASMT-YTBO LEDs provide full colour display application designers with enhanced colour control and contrast, a 115° viewing angle and are specially designed to meet indoor and outdoor LED screen requirements for better screen resolution (greater than 12 mm pixel size) and high-brightness performance. They also have six leads to enable enhanced thermal management and individual colour control of each chip to display a multitude of colours, including white. With dimensions of 4,4 x 4,4 x 3,5 mm, these LEDs also incorporate silicone material to extend light output performance over time.
The compact ASMT-QTCO package incorporates a separate heat path for each LED dice to enable it to be driven at higher currents. As a result, these SMT LEDs can operate in a wide range of environmental conditions to provide customers with high reliability. Both tricolour LEDs are compatible with reflow soldering processes and have a moisture sensitivity level of 2a to make them suitable for use in SMT production environments.
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