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W .100 by dominant O
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W
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W
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W HDSP-4830
0 Y . CO W
W .10 of the OM.T
W are identical .100 M.T
Characteristics of Yellow elements of the HDSP-4832/-4836 to the HDSP-4840. Characteristics of Green elements
HDSP-4832/-4836 are identical to the HDSP-4850. W .C O W W C
Y. HLCP-J100.
5. Reverse voltage per LED should be limited to 3.0 V max.W
W 00Y .TW W 00the
1for
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W . 1 O M and 5.0 V max.
W .
WW .100Y.C M.TW WW
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WW .100Y.C M.TW
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W
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 W.1 Y.COM W . WW 00Y.CO .TW
W W WW 00Y.CO .TW W
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W W.1 Y.COM W W W WW 00Y.CO .TW
W .100 M.T
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W .C O W W.1 Y.COM W W
WW .100Y W W .100 M.T
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W O M.T W .C O W W.1 Y.COM W
W AlGaAs Y.C W WW .100Y M.T
W W .100 M.T
WRed,
W .100 Red OM.T W O W W .C O
WW .100Y.C M.TW WW .100Y.C M.TW W .100
Y
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W
PEAK CURRENT TO TEMPERATURE

PEAK CURRENT TO TEMPERATURE

DERATED MAXIMUM DC CURRENT

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W O
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W
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W O W .CO 160 TW

IF – FORWARD CURRENT PER SEGMENT – mA

40
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35 W .C . C 140
W W
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30
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For a Detailed Explanation on the Use of Data Sheet Information and Recommended Soldering
Procedures, See Application Note 1005.

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W .100 M.T
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1.5
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PER SEGMENT – mA

W C O 1.3
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For a Detailed Explanation on the Use of Data Sheet Information and Recommended Soldering
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6
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