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This VAOL-10GAT4 LED from Visual Communications Company is designed for high intensity red light output. It features a clear, water-transparent lens with a domed top and a 10mm diameter.
The LED has a typical forward voltage of 1.8V and a rated forward current of 20mA, with a peak forward current of 85mA. Its luminous intensity is rated at a minimum of 480mcd with a half-intensity angle of 30 degrees. The dominant wavelength is 640nm, and the peak wavelength is 655nm.
Constructed using AlGaAs/GaAs material technology, this component is suitable for applications such as commercial outdoor sign boards, front panel indicators, and dot-matrix modules. It is designed for through-hole mounting and comes in a radial package.
Operating temperature ranges from -40°C to +80°C, and storage temperature ranges from -40°C to +100°C. The maximum power dissipation is 100mW.
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The typical forward voltage for the VAOL-10GAT4 LED is 1.8V at 20mA.
The minimum luminous intensity of the VAOL-10GAT4 LED is 480mcd at 20mA.
The viewing angle of the VAOL-10GAT4 LED is 30 degrees.
The dominant wavelength of the VAOL-10GAT4 LED is 640nm.
The operating temperature range for the VAOL-10GAT4 LED is -40°C to +80°C.
The VAOL-10GAT4 LED is mounted using the Through Hole method.