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Shedding light on the panel

A Mouser Electronics product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Jul 18, 2007

Novel light guide transmits light from source to lens, dispensing it up to 160 degrees, increasing the apparent brightness and viewing angle of a PCB-mounted LED.

Available now from stock at Mouser Electronics is the LMC Series of Micro Litepipes from Visual Communications Company (VCC), a leading manufacturer of LED lenses, mounts, light pipes, standoffs, connectors and cable assemblies.

The new 2.5mm diameter LMC Series has a unique flush design allowing light transmission from a surface mount or through-hole LED to the front display panel.

The Litepipe transmits light from the source to the lens, dispensing the light up to 160 degrees; and increases the apparent brightness and viewing angle of a PCB-mounted LED.

The series is available in sizes ranging from 0.2 to 1.20in, and is virtually unseen until the LED is activated.

VCC Litepipes are available for use with surface-mount and standard-package 3 and 5mm LEDs.

The circuit board can be installed or removed without disturbing the panel display because there is no physical connection between the Litepipe and PCB-mounted LED.

"Mouser's rapid time to market provides our customers with quick access to our latest products", says Mark Baker, VCC National Sales Director.

"One of Mouser's core competencies is to rapidly stock and market new products for our design engineering customers", says Mike Scott, Mouser's Vice President of Active Products: "and exclusively stocking VCC's new Micro Litepipe allows us to create added value for our engineering customers' new product designs".

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