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The SparkFun COM-10633 is a discrete green light-emitting diode designed for visual indication in electronic circuits. It features a diffused lens to provide a broad viewing angle and consistent illumination. The component operates at a forward voltage of 3.2V and emits light at a wavelength of 523nm. It utilizes a radial leaded package, facilitating through-hole mounting on printed circuit boards. This LED serves as a standard indicator for power status or signal presence in embedded projects.
Verify the specific datasheet for electrical characteristics such as forward current limits and reverse voltage ratings before implementation. Confirm that the radial footprint matches the target PCB layout. Ensure thermal management considerations are addressed if operating near maximum ratings. Cross-reference the manufacturer part number with distributor listings to confirm component authenticity and availability.
Select this component when a visible green indicator is required for through-hole applications. The diffused lens is suitable for general status indication rather than precise optical targeting. Consider the 3.2V forward voltage drop when designing series resistor networks. Evaluate mechanical space constraints regarding the radial lead spacing and overall component height.
This component belongs to SparkFun Electronics' discrete LED catalog, aimed at hobbyists and engineers developing standalone electronic projects. It provides a reliable visual output solution compatible with common microcontroller logic levels. The product supports rapid prototyping by offering pre-packaged components that integrate easily into breadboard or permanent circuit designs without requiring complex surface-mount assembly techniques.
Generic 5mm green LEDs with radial leads may serve as substitutes if electrical parameters align. Verify compatibility regarding forward voltage and luminous intensity. Ensure the physical footprint matches the existing board design. Check datasheets for equivalent spectral output requirements.