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The HLMP-EG12-VY0DD is a single-color red LED from the HLMP series, manufactured by Broadcom Limited. It features a T-1 3/4 (5 mm) through-hole package with a dome lens shape and water-clear colorless transparency. The component emits light at a peak wavelength of 626 nm and a dominant wavelength of 625 nm. Key electrical parameters include a forward voltage of 2.1 V and a forward current of 20 mA, with a power rating of 120 mW. It offers a maximum luminous intensity of 12,000 mcd and a viewing angle of 15 degrees. The operating temperature range spans from -40 C to +100 C.
Verify the specific suffix VY0DD against the official Broadcom datasheet to confirm the exact viewing angle and intensity binning. Ensure the procurement channel provides valid RoHS compliance documentation. Cross-reference the manufacturer part number with the distributor's catalog to avoid confusion with similar HLMP series variants that may differ in lens clarity or emission characteristics.
Select this component when a high-intensity red indication is required within a standard 5 mm through-hole footprint. The 15-degree viewing angle makes it suitable for applications requiring directional visibility rather than wide-area diffusion. Consider the 2.1 V forward voltage drop for circuit design calculations. This model is appropriate for general-purpose industrial and commercial equipment where reliable red signaling is critical.
This device belongs to the HLMP family of extra-high brightness AlInGaP LEDs. The HLMP series is designed for robust performance in various electronic assemblies. The T-1 3/4 package is a widely adopted standard in the industry, ensuring compatibility with existing PCB layouts and manufacturing processes for discrete LED indicators.
HLMP-EG3A-WX0DD and HLMP-EG3B-WX0DD are parameter-equivalent alternatives within the same series. These substitutes share the 626 nm wavelength and 5 mm package but may exhibit different viewing angles or intensity levels. Verify specific photometric requirements before substitution.