CMT1922-0000-000N0H0A57E datasheet, PDF

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CMT1922-0000-000N0H0A57E: DescriptionHigh Power LED - White COB White LED CMT1922-36V; CategoryLED optoelectronic/LED LED lighting The LED emitter High power LED - white; File Size2MB，22 Pages; ManufacturerCree; Websitehttp://www.cree.com/; Environmental Compliance

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High Power LED - White COB White LED CMT1922-36V

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Parameter Name	Attribute value
Maker	Cree
Product Category	High Power LED - White
product	White CoB LEDs
Installation style	SMD/SMT
Package/box	COB - Chip-on-Board
lighting color	White (Cool White)
Wavelength/Color Temperature	5700 K
brightness	-
Luminous flux/radiant flux	3222 lm
Color Rendering Index - CRI	80
display angle	115 deg
Lens color/type	Tinted, Clear
If - forward current	600 mA
Vf - forward voltage	34.2 V
length	18.85 mm
width	18.85 mm
high	1.45 mm
series	CMT1922-36V
Encapsulation	Tray
Configuration	-
type	High Current LED Array
Factory packaging quantity	100

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Product family data sheet

Cree

XLamp

CMT1922 LED

ProDuCT DEsCriPTion

The

Cree

XLamp

High-Current

LeD Array family is optimized for

best‑in‑class lumen output, efficacy

and reliability at high drive currents.

XLamp CMT LeDs deliver performance

in industry-compatible packages and

LeSes, enabling lighting manufacturers

to upgrade their designs for applications

such as track, downlight and outdoor

lighting.

High-Current

LeD

Arrays

are

now

fEaTurEs

•

14.5-mm optical source

Cree easyWhite

2-, 3- and 5-step

binning

Premium Color 2- and 3-step binning

Standard & Premium Color LeDs

available in 70, 80, 90 and 95 CRI

minimum options

•

eTone™ LeDs available in 90 CRI

minimum option

Forward voltage option: 36-v class

85 °C binning and characterization

Maximum drive current: 1500 mA

115° viewing angle, uniform

chromaticity profile

Top-side solder connections

RoHS and ReACh compliant

recognized component

(e349212)

•

TabLE of ConTEnTs

Characteristics ............................................2

Operating Limits ..........................................3

Flux Characteristics, Order Codes & Bins -

Standard LeDs .............................................4

Flux Characteristics, Order Codes & Bins -

Standard LeDs, Premium Color ..................5

Flux Characteristics, Order Codes and

Bins - eTone™ LeDs .....................................6

Relative Spectral Power Distribution -

Standard LeDs .............................................7

Relative Spectral Power Distribution -

Standard LeDs, Premium Color ..................8

Relative Spectral Power Distribution -

eTone™ LeDs ............................................ 10

electrical Characteristics ......................... 10

Relative Luminous Flux ............................ 11

Typical Spatial Distribution...................... 11

Performance Groups - Chromaticity ....... 12

Premium Color Performance Groups -

Chromaticity ............................................. 13

Cree easyWhite

Bins Plotted on the

1931 CIe Color Space .............................. 14

Cree Premium Color Bins Plotted on the

1931 CIe Color Space .............................. 15

Bin and Order Code Formats ................... 17

available in two different versions:

Standard and eTone LeDs.

The eTone version delivers beautiful 90

CRI light quality at the same efficacy

as today’s standard 80 CRI LeDs.

Featuring the same mechanical and

optical characteristics as the Standard

version, the eTone LeDs allow easy

upgrades from 80 CRI to 90 CRI without

sacrificing performance.

WWW.CREE.Com/XLAmp

Mechanical Dimensions .......................... 18

Thermal Design ........................................ 19

Notes ........................................................ 20

Packaging ................................................. 21

, the Cree logo,

XLamp

and EasyWhite

are registered trademarks and eTone™ is a trademark of Cree, Inc. UL

and the UR logo are registered trademarks of UL LLC.

Cree, Inc.

4600 Silicon Drive

Durham, NC 27703

USA Tel: +1.919.313.5300

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