Electronics Weekly
Called the XP-L Photo Red S Line, “this extra performance can be used to lower Photo Red LED count in luminaires by 35% while still maintaining the same total system efficiency”, according to the company.
A typical wall-plug efficiency of 83.5% is claimed at 700mA and 25°C.
Both the above devices have the same 3.45 x 3.45mm ‘XP’ footprint, and the new parts have been designed for good sulphur and corrosion resistance, saod Cree LED.
Forward voltage is typically 1.92V (25°C 700mA) with -0.9mV/°C temperature coefficient.
Maximum drive current is 1.5A, maximum junction temperature is 150°C, and junction to solder point thermal resistance is 1.15°C/W.
Its primary lens gives this led a viewing angle of 125° FWHM (so ±62.5° to half intensity).
Depending on the chosen group, peak wavelength can be between 650 and 670nm, and dominant wavelength is typically 645nm.
There are two minimum radiant flux options: 1.135 or 1.085W (25°C, 700mA) which equates to 6.16 or 5.89μmol/s biological intensity.
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