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XPLAWT-00-0000-000BV40Z5: DescriptionHigh Power LEDs - White Warm White, 440lm; CategoryLED optoelectronic/LED; File Size3MB，35 Pages; ManufacturerCree; Websitehttp://www.cree.com/

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High Power LEDs - White Warm White, 440lm

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Parameter Name	Attribute value
Product Category	High Power LEDs - White
Manufacturer	Cree
RoHS	Details
Packaging	Cut Tape
Packaging	MouseReel
Packaging	Reel
Factory Pack Quantity	500
Unit Weight	0.003527 oz

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Cree

XLamp

XP-L LEDs

XP-L High Density LED

XP-L High Intensity LED

ProDuCt DEsCrIPtIon

XLamp

XP-L LeDs are available in two

versions: High Density and High Intensity.

FEAturEs

•

Available in white, 70-CRI white, 80-CRI

white, 85 CRI white and 90-CRI white

ANSI-compatible chromaticity bins

Binned at 85 °C

Maximum drive current: 3000 mA

Low thermal resistance: 2.2 °C/W

Wide viewing angle: 125° (XP-L High

Density), 115° (XP-L High Intensity)

•

Unlimited floor life at

≤ 30 ºC/85% RH

Reflow solderable - JEDEC J-STD-020C

electrically neutral thermal path

RoHS and ReACh compliant

recognized component (e349212)

•

tAbLE oF ContEnts

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

Flux Characteristics - XP-L High Density ...3

Flux Characteristics - XP-L High Intensity .8

Relative Spectral Power Distribution ...... 12

Relative Flux vs. Junction Temperature

.. 12

electrical Characteristics ......................... 13

Relative Flux vs. Current .......................... 13

Relative Chromaticity vs. Current............ 14

Relative Chromaticity vs. Temperature ... 15

Typical Spatial Distribution...................... 16

Thermal Design ........................................ 16

Performance Groups – Luminous Flux... 17

Performance Groups – Chromaticity...... 18

Cree’s Standard Chromaticity Regions

Plotted on the 1931 CIe Curve ................ 21

Cree’s Standard Cool White Kits Plotted

on ANSI Standard Chromaticity

Regions ..................................................... 23

Cree’s Standard Warm and Neutral

White Kits Plotted on ANSI Standard

Chromaticity Regions .............................. 24

Cree’s Standard Chromaticity Kits

.......... 26

Bin and Order Code Formats ................... 27

Reflow Soldering Characteristics

............ 28

Notes ........................................................ 29

Mechanical Dimensions .......................... 31

Tape and Reel ........................................... 33

Packaging ................................................. 35

The XLamp XP-L High Density (HD) LeD

is the highest performing discrete in

Cree’s High Density (HD) class of LeDs,

delivering the next generation of lumen

output and efficacy in the compact

3.45 mm x 3.45 mm XP footprint.

Cree’s HD LeDs, optimized to deliver

maximum lumen output in a small form

factor, enable lighting manufacturers

to improve the performance of any

lighting design, create smaller and less

expensive systems, and develop new

lighting solutions that were previously

not possible.

The XLamp XP-L High Intensity (HI) LeD

is the first of Cree’s new class of High

Intensity (HI) LeDs optimized to deliver

maximum candela through secondary

optics. Built on Cree’s breakthrough SC5

Technology™ Platform, the XP-L HI LeD

delivers 120 percent more candela than

www.CRee.Com/XLAmp

the XP-L HD LeD through the same optic.

The XP-L HI LeD leverages the industry’s

highest single-die performance and a

new innovative primary optic design that

radically reduces the optical source size

to deliver both lumens and intensity.

and XLamp

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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