LED identification
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KingGlamis
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I second that request.
QUOTE: Is there any website that has a list of a bunch of different emitters with pics and specs?
Yes, the most famous archive on the 'net is the LED Museum! http://ledmuseum.home.att.net
It features reviews of flashlights and discrete LEDs complete with pictures, graphs, test results and hilarious commentary all done by Craig Johnson.
More detailed information can usually be found on the manufacturers' website, including detailed graphs of many characteristics. For instance, Lumileds.com has pictures of and datasheets for luxeon LEDs.
Yes, the most famous archive on the 'net is the LED Museum! http://ledmuseum.home.att.net
It features reviews of flashlights and discrete LEDs complete with pictures, graphs, test results and hilarious commentary all done by Craig Johnson.
More detailed information can usually be found on the manufacturers' website, including detailed graphs of many characteristics. For instance, Lumileds.com has pictures of and datasheets for luxeon LEDs.
wintermute
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Also NewBie did some great write-ups as well:
Hobbyist LED information Website
Seoul SSC P4 information
Cree XR-E information
Great source of extensive information. Too bad he's retired.
Hobbyist LED information Website
Seoul SSC P4 information
Cree XR-E information
Great source of extensive information. Too bad he's retired.
CaptCarrot
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Don't know if it is of any use, I used to work for Maplin Electronics here in the UK, I spose you could call them an equivalent to Tandy. Anyway, they had some data sheets in their components section, so it may be worth while checking them, Tandy, Farnell or any of the other big suppliers of components.
