| Qty | Unit Price (Ex VAT) |
|---|---|
| 1+ | £2.02 |
| 25+ | £1.50 |
| 100+ | £1.20 |
| 500+ | £0.980 |
A high luminosity LED that can produce a full range of colours and tones by varying the current to each of the red, green and blue dies. Comes in a compact package ideal for use in the manufacture of toys, games, audio equipment and in general indication. Superior weather resistance.
| Type | Water clear |
|---|---|
| LED Colour | RGB |
| Viewing Angle | 100° |
| Forward Current | 50mA |
| Luminosity | 4200mcd |
| Dominant Wavelength | 625 (red) / 525 (green) / 470 (blue) |
| Forward Voltage | 3.2V |
| Max Operating Temp | +85°C |
| Minimum Operating Temp | -30°C |
| Reverse Voltage | 5V |
| Size | 7.62mm |
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Sign InQ. Hi, how do you connect this product up because I have red that it has a common anode instead of cathode, so I'm not quite sure on how to connect it up to my arduino. I have looked allover for a schematic but can't find one. Thanks in advance.
A. Hi Jacob. Thank you for your question. The data sheet shows the pin layout for the connections.
Q. Hi Is there any information on rise time to get to full brightness for these leds? Kind regards Tom
A. Hi Tom, thanks for your question. The rise time is 30NS approximately.
Fantastic product, very bright, gives an excellent range of colours, great value for money
Im 16 and have used these L.E.Ds for my AS level project to create R.G.B light bars for a remote controlled mood lighting system. These L.E.Ds give some truly amazing colours and if they are combined with diffusers, can produce some great solid colours. Great for pulse width modulation, come in a great package with a 5mm pitch between the legs (perfect for stripboard projects). Great value for money considering the processes for making. The spacers on the legs also prove useful as they give that little extra area to dissipate the heat. Looking at the data sheet they seem pretty limited, but I've had them running off 12v taking 36Ma!. Best value 3 in 1 R.G.B. emmitter I've seen.
