Kingbright Corporation 5MM INFRARED EMITTER WP7113SF6C

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Features and Applications Low power consumption Popular T-1 3/4 diameter package Viewing angle - 30° Available on tape and reel RoHS compliant Ideal for consumer applications Suitable for computer peripherals Suitable for industry applications Available with clean and blue tinted lens
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Features and Applications Low power consumption Popular T-1 3/4 diameter package Viewing angle - 30° Available on tape and reel RoHS compliant Ideal for consumer applications Suitable for computer peripherals Suitable for industry applications Available with clean and blue tinted lens
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5MM INFRARED EMITTER - WP7113SF6C - Kingbright Corporation
City of Industry, CA, USA
5MM INFRARED EMITTER
WP7113SF6C
5MM INFRARED EMITTER WP7113SF6C
Features and Applications Low power consumption Popular T-1 3/4 diameter package Viewing angle - 30° Available on tape and reel RoHS compliant Ideal for consumer applications Suitable for computer peripherals Suitable for industry applications Available with clean and blue tinted lens

Features and Applications

  • Low power consumption
  • Popular T-1 3/4 diameter package
  • Viewing angle - 30°
  • Available on tape and reel
  • RoHS compliant
  • Ideal for consumer applications
  • Suitable for computer peripherals
  • Suitable for industry applications
  • Available with clean and blue tinted lens
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Technical Specifications

  Kingbright Corporation
Product Category Light Emitting Diodes (LED)
Product Number WP7113SF6C
Product Name 5MM INFRARED EMITTER
LED Package: Thru-Hole Infrared LED
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