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Product family data sheet
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Cree, Inc.
4600 Silicon Drive
Durham, NC 27703
USA Tel: +1.919.313.5300
WWW.CREE.COM/XLAMP
CLD-DS30 REV 11D
Cree
®
XLamp
®
ML-E LEDs
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The Cree XLamp
®
ML-E LED
brings lighting-class reliability and
performance to ½-watt LEDs. The
XLamp ML-E LED expands Crees
lighting-class leadership to LED
bulbs and linear and distributed
lighting applications. With XLamp
LED lighting-class reliability, a wide
viewing angle, uniform light output, and
industry-leading chromaticity binning in
a 3.5-mm X 3.5-mm package, the XLamp
ML-E LED continues Crees history of
segment-focused product innovation in
LEDs for lighting applications.
The XLamp ML-E LED brings high
performance and a smooth look to a
wide range of lighting applications,
including linear lighting, LED light bulbs,
uorescent retrots and retail-display
lighting.
FEATURES
Available in white (2600K to 8300K
CCT), 80-, 85- and 90-CRI minimum
Available in royal blue, blue, green,
amber and red
Available in parallel and series Vf
congurations for white and color
ANSI-compatible sub-bins
Maximum drive current: 500mA
for parallel white, 167mA for series
white, 350mA for parallel royal blue,
blue, green and red, 250mA for
parallel amber, 120mA for series
blue and green, 65mA for series
amber, 88mA for series red
120° viewing angle for white, 125°
viewing angle for color
Uniform chromaticity prole
Electrically neutral thermal path
RoHS- and REACh-compliant
UL
®
recognized component
(E349212)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Characteristics ......................................... 2
Flux Characteristics ................................. 3
Relative Spectral Power Distribution ...... 7
Relative Luminous Flux vs. Junction
Temperature ............................................. 8
Relative Radiant Flux vs. Junction
Temperature ............................................. 9
Electrical Characteristics ....................... 10
Relative Luminous Flux vs. Current ....... 12
Relative Radiant Flux vs. Current .......... 14
Typical Spatial Distribution .................... 14
Thermal Design ...................................... 16
Reow Soldering Characteristics .......... 21
Notes ...................................................... 22
Mechanical Dimensions ........................ 24
Tape and Reel ......................................... 26
Packaging ............................................... 27

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