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Product category: Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)
News Release from: Forge Europa | Subject: Cree XR
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 11 May 2006

LED lamps claim top efficiency

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The world's most efficient power LED is the Cree XR lamp with an efficacy of 47 lumen/W.

A crucial factor when designing light fittings to replace existing technology is the overall efficiency of the system Now available from Forge Europa is the world's most efficient power LED the Cree XR lamp with an efficacy of 47 lumen/W

At these levels LED technology is considerably more efficient than incandescent or halogen and is starting to encroach on the province of fluorescent lighting.

The XR series is available in a full range of colours including both warm and cool white and although white LEDs are often criticised for their lack of colour consistency, the Cree devices are all tested and sorted into tightly controlled bins for both colour and intensity.

All parts are then supplied on reels of 1000 pieces with each reel only containing parts from one bin.

The Cree XR series also offers a number of other significant benefits including reduced thermal resistance (8C/W), electrically neutral thermal paths and a reflow solderable package.

This makes the XR series a user friendly option for manufacturer's designing LED light fittings and keeps overall production costs to a minimum.

For those OEMS who are not accustomed to handling electronic components Forge Europa can also supply the Cree X-Lamp range ready mounted onto a thermally designed substrate to ensure long term reliability and ease of use.

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