12-22_R6GHC-A01_2C Bi-color SMD LED

Specifications

Product Overview

The 12-22_R6GHC-A01_2C is an EVERLIGHT bi-color SMD LED built around two chip codes: BH for blue emission and R6 for brilliant red emission. The BH chip uses InGaN material, while the R6 chip uses AlGaInP material. Both chips are supplied with water clear resin in a 12-22 SMD B package.

At Ta=25°C, the device is rated for 5 V reverse voltage. The BH channel supports 10 mA forward current, 40 mA peak forward current at 1/10 duty and 1 kHz, and 40 mW power dissipation. The R6 channel supports 25 mA forward current, 50 mA peak forward current under the same pulse condition, and 60 mW power dissipation.

Optically, the LED provides typical 120 degree viewing angle. The BH channel has 468 nm peak wavelength, 470 nm dominant wavelength at IF=5 mA, and 25 nm typical spectral bandwidth. The R6 channel has 632 nm peak wavelength, 624 nm dominant wavelength at IF=5 mA, and 20 nm typical spectral bandwidth. Assembly guidance includes reflow soldering at 260°C for 10 seconds, hand soldering at 350°C for 3 seconds, and no more than two reflow soldering cycles.

Key Features

• Bi-color SMD LED with blue and brilliant red emission
• BH blue chip uses InGaN material
• R6 brilliant red chip uses AlGaInP material
• Water clear resin for both LED chips
• Typical 120 degree viewing angle at Ta=25°C
• BH dominant wavelength is typically 470 nm at IF=5 mA
• R6 dominant wavelength is typically 624 nm at IF=5 mA
• Rated for -40 to +85°C operating temperature
• Packed 2000 pieces per reel on 8 mm tape
• Reflow soldering limited to not more than two times

Typical Applications

• Bi-color status indicators
• PCB-mounted visual indication
• Panel indicator lighting
• Color-coded signal outputs
• Compact SMD display points
• Equipment status marking

Procurement Notes

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For LED and optoelectronic sourcing, brightness bin, wavelength or color temperature bin, forward voltage range, viewing angle, moisture sensitivity level and soldering process limits may affect final selection, availability and lead time.