These high intensity white LED lamps are based on InGaN material technology. A blue LED die is coated by phosphor to produce white. The typical resulting color is described by the coordinates x = 0.31, y = 0.31 using the 1931 CIE Chromaticity Diagram. These LED lamps have well defined spatial radiation pattern and high luminous white emission. The viewing angle options are 15°, 23°, and 30°. They can be used with standoff or non-standoff leads. Compared to incandescent bulbs and other alternative white light sources, they offer reduced power consumption, higher reliability, and increased optical/mechanical design flexibility.
The HLMP-CWxx series are high‑intensity white LED lamps based on InGaN technology with precise optics that produce well‑defined spatial radiation patterns. They are intended for electronic signs, backlighting, small‑area illumination, and general‑purpose indicators, offering reduced power consumption and higher reliability compared to incandescent sources.
The datasheet lists key electrical and optical characteristics such as forward voltage, peak pulsed current, viewing angles (15°, 23°, 30°), and operating temperature range. Package dimensions, part‑numbering options, and intensity/bin limits are also provided to aid selection and integration.
| Forward voltage (typical) | 4.0 V |
|---|---|
| Peak pulsed forward current | 100 mA |
| Power dissipation | 105 mW |
| LED junction temperature | 110 °C |
| Operating temperature range | -40 to +85 °C |
| Viewing angles | 15°, 23°, 30° |
| Moisture resistance | Superior resistance to moisture |
The HLMP-CWxx LEDs are available with viewing angles of 15°, 23°, and 30°.
The devices support a DC forward current of 30 mA and a peak pulsed forward current of 100 mA.
Yes, the LEDs have superior resistance to moisture.
LED light output can cause eye injury, so proper safety equipment must be used to avoid looking directly at the LED.