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XHP35A-H0-0000-0D0UA40E1: DescriptionHigh Power LEDs - White White, 355lm; CategoryLED optoelectronic/LED; File Size2MB，37 Pages; ManufacturerCree; Websitehttp://www.cree.com/

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High Power LEDs - White White, 355lm

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Parameter Name	Attribute value
Product Category	High Power LEDs - White
Manufacturer	Cree
RoHS	Details
Package / Case	SMD-2
Illumination Color	White (Cool White)
Wavelength/Color Temperature	6500 K
Luminous Intensity	-
Luminous Flux/Radiant Flux	355 lm
Color Rendering Index - CRI	90
Viewing Angle	115 deg
Lens Color/Style	Clear
If - Forward Current	350 mA
Vf - Forward Voltage	12 V
Power Rating	-
Mounting Style	SMD/SMT
Length	3.45 mm
Width	3.45 mm
Height	1 mm
Maximum Operating Temperature	-
Minimum Operating Temperature	-
Packaging	Reel
Color Temperature	6500 K
Features	-
LED Size	3.45 mm x 3.45 mm x 1 mm
Lens Dimensions	3.45 mm x 3.45 mm
Lens Shape	Square
Factory Pack Quantity	1000
Type	High Intensity XLamp XHP35 LEDs
Vr - Reverse Voltage	5 V
Unit Weight	0.003527 oz

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CLD-DS130 Rev 1e

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Cree

XLamp

XHP35 LEDs

XHP35 High Density LED

XHP35 High intensity LED

ProDuCt DEsCriPtion

The XLamp

XHP35 LeD brings the

performance of Cree’s extreme High

Power LeDs to the XP footprint, setting a

new standard for performance delivered

by a 3.45 x 3.45 mm LED. Leveraging the

breakthrough 12-v monolithic power die

built on Cree’s innovative architecture and

uniquely enabled by the SC5 Technology™

Platform, the XHP35 LeD allows the

use of readily available cost--optimized

drivers to unleash the capabilities of

Cree’s high-power LeDs. Available in both

high-density and high-intensity versions,

the XHP35 LeD is application optimized

to enable new designs and radically lower

system costs.

FEAturEs

•

Available in white in high-density and

high-intensity versions for design

flexibility

•

XHP35 High Intensity LeD is

optimized to deliver maximum

candela through secondary optics

•

Available in 5-step easyWhite

bins

at 2700 K to 5700 K CCT and 3-step

EasyWhite bins at 2700 K to 3500 K

CCT

•

Available in ANSI white bins at

2700 K to 7000 K CCT

Available in standard, 70-, 80-, 85-

and 90-minimum CRI options

Binned at 85 °C

Maximum drive current: 1050 mA

Low thermal resistance: 1.8 °C/W

Wide viewing angle: 115° for high

intensity, 125° for high density

Unlimited floor life at

≤ 30 ºC/85% RH

Reflow solderable - JEDEC

J-STD-020C

RoHS and ReACh compliant

recognized component

(e349212)

tAbLE oF ContEnts

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

Flux Characteristics, High Density

easyWhite

Order Codes and Bins ...............3

Flux Characteristics, High Density ANSI

White Order Codes and Bins ........................5

Flux Characteristics, High Intensity

easyWhite

Order Codes and Bins ...............8

Flux Characteristics, High Intensity ANSI

White Order Codes and Bins ..................... 11

Relative Spectral Power Distribution ........ 15

Relative Flux vs. Junction Temperature

.... 15

electrical Characteristics ........................... 16

Relative Flux vs. Current ............................ 16

Relative Chromaticity vs. Current.............. 17

Relative Chromaticity vs. Temperature ..... 18

Typical Spatial Distribution........................ 19

Thermal Design .......................................... 20

Performance Groups – Luminous Flux..... 20

Performance Groups – Chromaticity........ 21

Cree’s easyWhite

Chromaticity Regions

Plotted on the 1931 CIe Curve .................. 24

Cree’s Standard Cool White Kits Plotted

on ANSI Standard Chromaticity Regions .. 27

Cree’s Standard Warm and Neutral White

Kits Plotted on ANSI Standard

Chromaticity Regions ................................ 28

Bin and Order Code Formats ..................... 29

Reflow Soldering Characteristics

.............. 30

Notes .......................................................... 31

Mechanical Dimensions ............................ 33

Tape and Reel ............................................. 35

Packaging ................................................... 37

WWW.CREE.Com/XLAmp

, XLamp

and

EasyWhite

are registered trademarks and the Cree logo and SC5 Technology™ are trademarks 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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