SnapLED 75 and SnapLED 150 are dual-mode binned making it easy to choose the right
automotive signal product. Designers and consumers can count on SnapLED for color stability
in rear combination lamps, front turn signals, and high mount stop lamp applications. The SnapLED
package utilizes Philips Lumileds’ pioneering Solderless Clinch technology, designed specifically to
meet the automotive industry’s need for extreme reliability. The Solderless Clinch technology
uses a formable metal substrate which offers ease of manufacturing, styling flexibility, and thermal
conductivity unmatched by other LED assemblies. The efficient optical design, high-brightness
material, and high-current capability reduces the number of LEDs required for lighting functions
and lowers the total cost and engineering complexity. SnapLED products meet SAE/ECE/JIS
automotive color requirements and are AEC-Q101C qualified. SnapLED emitters are used for:
•
Rear Combination Lamps
•
Front Turn Signal Lamps
•
High Mount Stop Lamps
•
Mirror Turn
•
Rear Fog Lamp
Table of Contents
General Information .....................................................................................................................................................3
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Test .......................................................................................................................5
Typical Junction Temperature vs. Intensity .............................................................................................................10
Typical Forward Current Characteristics .............................................................................................................11
Current Derating Curves..........................................................................................................................................12
Bin and Option Code Specifications.......................................................................................................................15
Low Current Luminous Flux Bin Definitions .......................................................................................................16
Bin Range Option Codes ..........................................................................................................................................17
Color Bin Definition and Wavelength ...................................................................................................................17
Product Labeling Information ...................................................................................................................................19
SnapLED 75/150 Datasheet DS12 20121212
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General Information
Product Nomenclature
The part number designation is explained as follows:
SSLABC-DEFG-xxxx
Where:
SSL
ABC
D
E
F
G
x
xxx
- designates the product type
- designates the current bin (150 mA or 75 mA)
- designates the package type (N = Narrow or W = Wide)
- designates the color (O = Red-orange, A = Amber)
- indicates the chip information and binning and packaging scheme
- indicates the binning and testing scheme.
- designates the minimum flux and flux bin range
- option codes for full standard part number.
Test Conditions for Optical Characteristics at Junction Temperature
Philips Lumileds tests SnapLED emitters for 20ms integration time at T
a
= 25ºC. This datasheet specifies performance at a constant temperature
of 25°C, except where noted.
Environmental Compliance
Philips Lumileds is committed to providing environmentally friendly products to the solid-state lighting market. SnapLED 75 and SnapLED 150 is
compliant to the European Union directives on the restriction of hazardous substances in electronic equipment, namely the RoHS directive. Philips
Lumileds will not intentionally add the following restricted materials to the SnapLED 75 and SnapLED 150 lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent
chromium, polybrominated biphenyls (PBB) or polybrominated biphenyl ethers (PBDE).
SnapLED 75/150 Datasheet DS12 20121212
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Selection Guide
Product Selection Guide
[1, 2]
Table 1.
LED Color
SnapLed 75
Red-Orange
Amber
Part Number
SSL075-NO88
SSL075-WO88
SSL075-NA88
SSL075-WA88
SSL150-NO88
SSL150-WO88
SSL150-NA88
SSL150-WA88
Drive Current
Dual Mode
75 mA - 2.5 mA
75 mA - 2.5 mA
75 mA - 2.5 mA
75 mA - 2.5 mA
150 mA - 5 mA
150 mA - 5 mA
150 mA - 5 mA
150 mA - 5 mA
Viewing Angle 2u
1/2
(Degrees)
[1]
Typ.
45
85
45
85
45
85
45
85
SnapLed 150
Red-Orange
Amber
Notes for Table 1:
1. 2
u
1/2
is the off-axis angle at which the luminous intensity is half the axial luminous intensity.
2. Refer to page 21 for Flux bin selection and contact your respective technical service consultant for detail of Flux
F
V
(Lm) supportability.
Dual Product Binning
Automotive lamp makers can now take advantage of Philips Lumileds flux stability across a wide operating range with SnapLED 75 and SnapLED
150 dual binning. The dual binnned products are designated with an “88” in the part number. SnapLED emitters are optimized and binned for use
in dual-mode drive current applications such as automotive stop and tail lights, car and truck marker-turn, and tail-turn applications using low-cost,
high-reliability resistor-diode drive circuits.
The optimized dual binned emitters offer 100% flux stabilization at temperature, allowing the user to operate the LEDs with flux & color stability
over a dynamic range of forward voltages: SnapLED 75 from 75 mA–2.5 mA and SnapLED 150 from 150 mA–5 mA. This industry leading feature
enables plug and play, immediate use of the SnapLED products without the need for additional handling, treatment or further characterization.
Key features include:
- Flexible dual binning scheme
- Higher maximum junction temperature of 135ºC
- Higher flux at high & low currents
- Consistent color at high current
- Forward voltage bins with high current spacing of 60mV and with low current spacing of 30mV
- 20% flux bins at both high and low current with a guaranteed flux ratio between high and low current.
100% of the SnapLED 75 and SnapLED 150 products have 5 character binning eliminating the need to segregate parts between single and dual mode
applications. Dual binning simplifies the production process, and ensures light output and color consistency over a wide operating range.
SnapLED 75/150 Datasheet DS12 20121212
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Reliability Testing
Philips Lumileds conducts extensive reliability stress testing before the introduction of new products to ensure that they meet the reliability
expectations of the automotive market. The development of SnapLED includes reliability test simulations for both high voltage (24V) jump start and
high voltage (18V) alternator failure conditions to ensure LED survivability, performance and quality integrity as well as design margin allowance.
Table 2.
Parameter
Current overstress
Temperature overstress
(Junction Temperature)
Pre-test Condition
High Voltage (24V) Jump Start Simulation
High Voltage (18V) Alternator Failure Simulation
SSL150
I
f
(mA)
300
200
SSL75
I
f
(mA)
150
100
T
a
(°C)
55
55
max 185°C
Stress Duration
(minute)
5
120
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Test
Table 3.
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Test
Human Body Model
Machine Model
Charged Device Model
Test Conditions
8000 V, 3 positive pulses, 3 negative pulses
400 V, 3 positive pulses, 3 negative pulses
1000V, 3 positive pulses, 3 negative pulses
Rating
JEDEC Class 3B (AEC: Class H3A)
JEDEC Class B (AEC: Class 3M)
JEDEC Class III (AEC : Class C4)
Maximum Ratings, T
j
=25°C
Parameter
DC Forward Current
[1, 2]
Pulsed Forward Current
Min DC Forward Current
[2]
Power Dissipation
Ambient Temperature Range
Storage Temperature Range
High Temperature Chamber
LED Junction Temperature
Notes for Table 4:
1.
2.
T
j
T
a
Table 4.
Symbol
I
F
I
FP
I
F
SSL150 Rating
150
300
5
446
SSL075 Rating
75
150
2.5
223
Units
mA
mA
mA
mW
ºC
ºC
-40 to +115
-55 to +110
125 (2 hrs)
135
125 (2 hrs)
135
ºC
ºC
Derating is linearly as shown in derating curves.
Min and Max currents recommended for continuous DC mode.
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