SLR-322YY3F

LED Indication - Discrete Overview

The SLR-322YY3F is a single-color yellow LED from ROHM Semiconductor, designed for through-hole mounting. It emits light at a dominant wavelength of 585 nm with a typical luminous intensity of 10 mcd. The component features a flat disc lens with clear transparency and measures 3.1 mm in diameter by 5.2 mm in height. Electrical characteristics include a forward voltage of 2.1 V and a maximum power dissipation of 60 mW at a test current of 10 mA. It operates within a temperature range of -25°C to +85°C.

LED Indication - Discrete Feature Summary

• Emits yellow light at a 585 nm dominant wavelength
• Features a flat disc lens with clear transparency
• Designed for standard through-hole PCB mounting

LED Indication - Discrete Applications

• Panel indicator lights
• General purpose status signaling
• Control equipment displays

LED Indication - Discrete Procurement Notes

Verify the exact part number against manufacturer documentation, as specific suffixes define lens shape and packaging. Confirm RoHS compliance status via the official datasheet before integration. Check for obsolescence notices or lifecycle changes directly from ROHM Semiconductor sources to ensure long-term supply stability.

LED Indication - Discrete Selection Notes

Select this component when a standard yellow indication with a flat lens profile is required. Ensure the circuit design accommodates the 2.1 V forward voltage drop at 10 mA. Verify that the mechanical footprint matches the 3.1 mm diameter and 5.2 mm height constraints of the assembly.

LED Indication - Discrete Part Context

This component belongs to the SLR series of single-color LEDs manufactured by ROHM Semiconductor. The series includes various colors and lens configurations, such as diffused or dome styles, catering to different visibility and aesthetic requirements in electronic assemblies.

LED Indication - Discrete Replacement Considerations

SLR-322YC3F shares identical electrical parameters and physical dimensions but utilizes a transparent lens instead of a diffused one. Verify optical performance differences if uniform light distribution is critical.