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Dominant Semiconductor Release New 0.5 Watt White LED's

Sep 27 2006

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Dominant Semiconductor's current SPNovaLED product range offers high power LED applications. These have proven track record in automotive, architecture lighting and general lighting applications.

We have just launched our new White LED SPNovaLED – 0.5 Watt as the latest product in our SPNovaLED product range. This product offers a direct replacement option with a better heat dissipation, better lumens per watt than our competitors.

Designed for a low current of 150mA current drive and typical high flux output, 21 lumens, which put us a milestone ahead from competitors. All these with a small footprint, 6.0 cm (L) x 6.0 cm (W) x 1.5 cm (H) with wider viewing angle, 120 degrees and typical brightness of 8.5 cd at 150 mA.

This device is highly suited for many general lighting applications. The versatile design epitomizes productivity in brightness. It is highly suited for many general lighting applications in line with your technological demands!

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