C566D-BFF-CU34Q4S2

Overview

The C566D-BFF-CU34Q4S2 is a single-color blue LED from the Screen Master series by Cree LED. It features a 5mm oval radial through-hole package with dimensions of 5.20mm x 4.60mm and a maximum height of 11.90mm. The component emits at a dominant wavelength of 470nm with a typical forward voltage of 3.4V at a test current of 20mA. It offers a viewing angle of 70° x 30° and is available in bulk packaging.

Feature Summary

• Features a diffused lens for wide-angle light distribution
• Designed for standard through-hole mounting applications
• Complies with RoHS3 specifications

Applications

• General indicator lighting
• Panel status displays
• Appliance control interfaces

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix codes against official datasheets to confirm optical and electrical characteristics. Ensure compatibility with existing PCB footprints and thermal management requirements. Confirm availability status as product lifecycles may change. Cross-reference manufacturer part numbers with distributor listings to avoid ordering errors.

Selection Notes

Select this component for designs requiring a standard 5mm oval form factor with blue emission. Consider the 70° x 30° viewing angle for visibility requirements. Verify that the 3.4V forward voltage aligns with the driving circuit's output capabilities. Ensure the through-hole package style matches the assembly process constraints.

Part Context

This part belongs to the Screen Master family, which provides standardized LED solutions for industrial and commercial applications. The C566D series specifically utilizes a 5mm oval package design, offering a compact footprint suitable for dense panel layouts while maintaining robust performance characteristics for general indication purposes.

Replacement Considerations

Consult official substitution guides for equivalent parts within the same series or package type. Verify dimensional and electrical parameter compatibility before replacing. Check for any pinout differences or thermal characteristic variations in potential substitutes.