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LED Emitters - Infrared, UV, Visible

LED Emitters - Infrared, UV, Visible Category Overview

1. Definition of LED Emitters - Infrared, UV, Visible
LED Emitters are specialized optoelectronic components designed to emit light across specific wavelengths, including infrared (IR), ultraviolet (UV), and the visible spectrum. These devices convert electrical energy into targeted optical output, serving critical functions in sensing, illumination, sterilization, and communication systems. Unlike standard LEDs, this category emphasizes precision wavelength control for industrial, medical, and scientific applications.

2. Types of LED Emitters in This Category
- Infrared (IR) LEDs: Emit wavelengths beyond visible light (700nm 1mm), used in night-vision cameras, remote controls, and proximity sensors.
- Ultraviolet (UV) LEDs: Produce short-wavelength light (100 400nm), applied in UV curing, disinfection, and forensic analysis.
- Visible LEDs: Cover the human-visible spectrum (400 700nm), with sub-types like high-power, RGB, or monochromatic LEDs for displays, signage, and automotive lighting.

3. Key Purchasing Considerations
- Wavelength & Intensity: Match specifications (e.g., 850nm IR for surveillance vs. 365nm UV for curing).
- Power Efficiency: Evaluate forward voltage and luminous flux for energy-sensitive designs.
- Package & Thermal Management: Consider SMD, COB, or through-hole formats with heat dissipation features.
- Certifications: Ensure compliance with industry standards (e.g., RoHS, IEC) for safety and environmental requirements.

Ideal for engineers and procurement specialists, this category balances performance with reliability for advanced optoelectronic systems. Always verify datasheets and supplier warranties to align with project demands.

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