Product category:
Handheld and Other Small Enclosures
News Release from: Flint | Subject: Rohm SML-010 and SML-020
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 17 April 2002
High-luminance low-power LEDs for
handhelds
Flint has extended its range of surface-mount chip LEDs with two families of high-luminance devices with reflectors to maximise brightness throughout a wide viewing angle at low power consumption.
Flint has extended its range of surface-mount chip LEDs with two families of high-luminance devices with reflectors to maximise brightness throughout a wide viewing angle at low power consumption Applications include portable and hand held products such as cellular handsets requiring illumination of dial switches and incoming-call indication
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 24 Aug 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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The Rohm SML-010 and SML-020 series LEDs are single- and two-colour Devices, respectively.
The SML-010 series are available in red, orange, yellow and green in a 3 x 2mm leadless, rectangular package.
Power dissipation is 75mW for red LEDs and 70mW for other colours.
Operating temperature range is -30 to +85C.
The SML-020 series devices each feature a pair of red and green emitting chips, built into a single 3 x 2.5mm package.
These two-colour LEDs are suitable for indicating incoming calls on cellular handsets and many other applications.
Power dissipation is 60mW, and operating temperature range -30 to +85C.
The compact and leadless design enables high mounting density and makes these devices suitable for automatic mounting.
They are designed to prevent solder from permeating into moulded plastics during the reflow soldering process, thereby increasing reliability.
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