C5SMF-GJS-CV14Q7T2

LED Indication - Discrete Overview

The C5SMF-GJS-CV14Q7T2 is a green light-emitting diode from the Cree LED C5SMF series. It utilizes a T-1 3/4 (5 mm) through-hole package with two pins and an oval lens shape. The component emits at a primary wavelength of 535 nm with a forward voltage of 4 V. It provides a light intensity of 8.2 cd.

LED Indication - Discrete Feature Summary

• Features a standard 5mm T-1 3/4 through-hole package for easy integration into existing designs.
• Utilizes an oval lens shape to direct light output effectively.
• Delivers high-intensity green emission suitable for clear visibility applications.

LED Indication - Discrete Applications

• Indicator lights in electronic equipment
• Panel status indicators
• General-purpose visual signaling

LED Indication - Discrete Procurement Notes

Verify the specific ordering suffix against the manufacturer's current documentation to confirm availability and exact electrical characteristics. Ensure compatibility with the intended circuit design regarding forward voltage and current requirements before finalizing procurement decisions.

LED Indication - Discrete Selection Notes

Select this component when a high-intensity green indicator is required within a standard 5mm through-hole form factor. Consider the 4 V forward voltage drop and 8.2 cd intensity for appropriate resistor sizing and visibility needs in the target application environment.

LED Indication - Discrete Part Context

This part belongs to the C5SMF family, which offers various colors and intensities in a consistent 5mm oval package. It serves as a reliable option for manufacturers needing standardized through-hole LEDs with specific spectral output characteristics for visual feedback systems.

LED Indication - Discrete Replacement Considerations

Consult official substitution guides for equivalent green LEDs in the T-1 3/4 package. Verify that any alternative part matches the 535 nm wavelength and 4 V forward voltage to ensure functional compatibility without redesigning the host circuitry.