This document describes the Super Bright Precision Optical Performance LED lamps, which are based on flip chip InGaN material, the brightest and most efficient technology for LEDs. A blue LED die is coated with phosphor to produce white light. The product offers reduced power consumption, higher reliability, and increased optical/mechanical design flexibility compared to incandescent bulbs and other alternative white light sources.
The HLMP‑CW series are high‑brightness white LEDs based on flip‑chip InGaN technology. A blue LED die is coated with phosphor to produce white light, and the devices incorporate precise optics that define spatial radiation patterns for specific viewing cone angles.
Key specifications include forward voltage of 3.4 V typical to 4.0 V max at 20 mA, DC forward current of 30 mA, peak forward current of 100 mA, power dissipation of 120 mW, and a junction temperature rating of 130 °C. Available viewing angles are 15°, 23°, and 30°, with luminous intensities ranging from 4.20 cd to 1.90 cd depending on the model and bin selection. The LEDs are suited for electronic signs, small‑area illumination, legend backlighting, and general‑purpose indicators.
| Package dimension (15°) H | 12.67 ± 0.25 mm |
|---|---|
| Forward voltage (typical) | 3.4 V |
| Power dissipation | 120 mW |
| LED junction temperature | 130 °C |
| Viewing angles | 15°, 23°, 30° |
| Luminous intensity (HLMP‑CW18, 15°) | 4.20 cd at 20 mA |
| Intensity bin W range | 5500–7200 mcd |
Typical forward voltage is 3.4 V and maximum is 4.0 V at a test current of 20 mA.
Models are offered with 15°, 23°, and 30° viewing angles.
The LED light output can cause eye injury, so proper safety equipment must be used when looking directly at the device.