
VTE3374LAH - IRED, T-1 (3mm) Plastic Package, 5mW, Beam angle of ±10°
The VTE3374LAH is a 880 nm GaAlAs Infrared Emitting Diode (IRED)mounted in a long T-1 (3 mm diameter) lensed plastic package. With a narrow beam angle of ±10°, this 880 nm GaAlAs IRED is suitable for smoke detection, IR illumination and optical switching applications.
This IRED can be operated in DC mode or in pulsed mode. Pulsed mode is used when a higher optical output power is required for certain applications.
Features and benefits:
- Narrow optical emission bandwidth
- Approved for smoke detection applications under UL file S3506
- RoHs compliant
Applications:
- Smoke detection
- IR illumination
- Optical Switching
- Consumer coin readers
- Lottery card readers
- Position sensors
- Encoders
- Printers and copiers
Peak Emission Wavelength = 880 nm
Forward Voltage Drop = Maximum 1.8 V at 20 mA Drive Current
Reverse Leakage Current = Maximum 10 μA at 5 V Reverse Voltage
Total Output Power = Typical 5.0 mW at 20 mA Drive Current (Pulsed)
Irradiance = Minimum 4.0 mW/cm2, Typical 5.2 mW/cm2 at 20 mA Drive Current, Test Conditions: Distance = 10.16 mm, Aperture diameter = 2.1 mm
Peak Forward Operating Current (pulsed) = Maximum 2.5 A, 10 μs pulses at 100 Hz
Continuous Operating Current = Maximum 50 mA at 25°C
Half Power Beam Angle = Typical ±10° at FWHM
Lead Soldering Temperature = Maximum 260°C, 1.6 mm from the case, maximum 5 seconds
Peak Emission Wavelength = 880 nm
Forward Voltage Drop = Maximum 1.8 V at 20 mA Drive Current
Reverse Leakage Current = Maximum 10 μA at 5 V Reverse Voltage
Total Output Power = Typical 5.0 mW at 20 mA Drive Current (Pulsed)
Irradiance = Minimum 4.0 mW/cm2, Typical 5.2 mW/cm2 at 20 mA Drive Current, Test Conditions: Distance = 10.16 mm, Aperture diameter = 2.1 mm
Peak Forward Operating Current (pulsed) = Maximum 2.5 A, 10 μs pulses at 100 Hz
Continuous Operating Current = Maximum 50 mA at 25°C
Half Power Beam Angle = Typical ±10° at FWHM
Lead Soldering Temperature = Maximum 260°C, 1.6 mm from the case, maximum 5 seconds