Additional testing of XLamp XR-E LEDs has qualified them to operate at up to 1 A, for applications such as portable lighting where maximum luminous flux is required. LED manufacturer Cree has qualified its XLamp XR-E LEDs for operation up to one amp.
The XR-E LED produces luminous flux of up to 210 lumens at 1 A, with typical luminous flux of 176 lumens.
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Cree XR-E LED performance This is not a new product, but represents the results of continued testing of the XR-E to ensure that it meets the necessary criteria for operation at 1 A.
When the product was first launched in October 2006, the XR-E was qualified to operate at up to 700 mA (see Cree unveils 160-lumen XLamp LED .
The Cree XLamp XR-E LED is established as the industry's best-performing power LED in production, says Norbert Hiller, Cree vice president and general manager for XLamp LEDs. To make the XR-E LED even better, it is now qualified for extended Performance in higher-power applications, such a portable lighting, where maximum light output is required.
In recent weeks, Cree has made several announcements that its XR-E LEDs have been adopted by different portable lighting and flashlight manufacturers.
This qualification also applies to the millions of XR-E LEDs already in the field, continued Hiller, so customers can be confident using their existing XR-E LEDs at the higher power levels.
The XR-E LED produces luminous flux of up to 210 lumens at 1 A, with typical luminous flux of 176 lumens.
When the product was first launched in October 2006, the XR-E was qualified to operate at up to 700 mA (see Cree unveils 160-lumen XLamp LED .
The Cree XLamp XR-E LED is established as the industry's best-performing power LED in production, says Norbert Hiller, Cree vice president and general manager for XLamp LEDs. To make the XR-E LED even better, it is now qualified for extended Performance in higher-power applications, such a portable lighting, where maximum light output is required.
In recent weeks, Cree has made several announcements that its XR-E LEDs have been adopted by different portable lighting and flashlight manufacturers.
This qualification also applies to the millions of XR-E LEDs already in the field, continued Hiller, so customers can be confident using their existing XR-E LEDs at the higher power levels.
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