HLMP-EG15-UX0DD

Overview

The HLMP-EG15-UX0DD is a single-color red LED from the Broadcom HLMP-E series. It features a 5 mm (T-1 3/4) through-hole package with a water-clear, non-diffused dome lens. The component emits light at a peak wavelength of 626 nm with a narrow viewing angle of 15 degrees. Key electrical parameters include a forward voltage of 1.9 V and a maximum forward current of 50 mA. Optical performance specifications list an LED luminous flux of 500 mLM and a brightness of 6.2 cd.

Feature Summary

• Narrow beam emission profile optimized for precise visual indication applications
• Water-clear lens design provides high transparency without light diffusion
• Through-hole construction ensures secure mechanical mounting on printed circuit boards

Applications

• Panel status indicators requiring focused visibility
• Instrumentation front panels
• Control board signaling

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix against official datasheets to confirm optical intensity and wavelength tolerances. Confirm RoHS compliance status directly with the manufacturer or authorized distributors. Check for product discontinuation notices as availability may be restricted. Ensure the ordering code matches the required lens shape and lead configuration for your assembly process.

Selection Notes

Select this component when a narrow 15-degree viewing angle is required for directional visibility. The 5 mm T-1 3/4 package offers standard mounting compatibility. Consider the 1.9 V forward voltage drop for power budget calculations. Verify that the 50 mA maximum current rating aligns with the driving circuit capabilities and thermal management strategy.

Part Context

This part belongs to the HLMP-E series of discrete LEDs manufactured by Broadcom Limited. The series utilizes AlInGaP technology for red emission. The 5 mm form factor is a standard industry size for through-hole mounting, widely used in electronic assemblies where reliable visual feedback is necessary.

Replacement Considerations

HLMP-EG15-QT000: Same series with different optical intensity ratings.