> I got one jacked up to the point where it got
> _very_ warm and started to turn blue.
Thanks. My criteria for noticeably warm and uncomfortably
warm (for an LED) was about <5degF and <20degF
respectively. I know you can get more, heat, but that always
seemed to not be the thing to do with LED's.
> I have read that these don't have the life
> expectancy of a "pure" LED because
> the phosphor will wear out (?)
The specs don't seem to balance.. the 4cd doesn't come
at 20ma. It's like 4cd/5degF at 180ma, 5cd/20degF_at_250ma,
0.5cd/+0degF_at_20ma. So, less light, or more current?
John A.
Received on Thu Dec 27 2001 - 09:58:06 GMT
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