Seoul semiconductor (SSC) Application Note 1 Binning and Labeling

Has anyone found a link on a Seoul Semiconductor site to their Application Note 1 which gives Binning and Labeling info on their power LEDs? After a lengthy search, all I found was a Rev 00 of it on a third party site.
That one is here:
http://www.lysdiod.se/file.jsp?id=0000000000000pf&lang=sv_SE
TIA

Re: Seoul semiconduction Application Note 1 Binning and Labeling

i dunno, i was looking as well.... i am wanting to buy 3 for my mod. I cant even find where to buy them, but on one site, and they didnt specify if it was the 80lm/w or the 100lm/w model....

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I'm getting a bunch for some prototypes and may have some left over for you...

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ohh really? which ones are you getting the 80 or 100 lm/w model? how much are u wanting a peice? do they really perform better then a cree, and the only diff is heat sinking right?

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looks like more goodies on the horizon...

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hizzo3 said:

ohh really? which ones are you getting the 80 or 100 lm/w model? how much are u wanting a peice? do they really perform better then a cree, and the only diff is heat sinking right?

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One thing to keep in mind, assuming they have not changed there flux bin codes since the Rev 00 document linked above, the 80 lm typical model will be the T bin code which covers 70-91 lm and the 100 lumens typical model will be the U bin code which covers 91-118.5 lm. As the manufacturer struggles to refine their processes to finally get some yield into the U range, it is a reasonable assumption that most of the first U bin available will fall in the bottom of the range and will for practical purposes be indistinguishable from T bin ones near the top of the T bin range.

Bumped as a means to fix title typo. I'm see looking for this though. Any help?