
BROADCOM 5mm red through hole LED with integrated resistor. 12V, 626nm wavelength, 60° viewing angle. Ideal for industrial and LED lighting.
This 5mm red LED lamp features an integrated resistor and a tinted, diffused lens. Constructed from GaAsP on a GaAs substrate, it is designed for reliable and consistent performance in various electronic applications.
The integral current-limiting resistor allows the lamp to be driven directly from a 12V source without the need for an external current limiter. This simplifies circuit design and reduces the overall component count. Furthermore, the LED is TTL compatible and provides a wide viewing angle of 60 degrees, ensuring clear visibility from multiple positions.
Supplied with sturdy leads, the T-1 3/4 lamp is highly suitable for wire wrap applications. It may also be front panel mounted using a compatible clip and ring, offering versatile installation options for your projects.
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