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TLSU268G(F),TLRME68TG(F),TLYE68TG(F),TLGE68TG(F) 2005-09-12 1 TOSHIBA InGaA ℓP LED TLSU268G(F),TLRME68TG(F),TLYE68TG(F),TLGE68TG(F) LED Lamps for mounting on through-hole PCB using an automatic insertion machine

• Lead(Pb)-free products (lead: Sn-Ag-Cu)
• φ3 mm wide viewing angle
• Can be mounted on a PCB using an automatic insertion machine (please refer to mounting Precautions Using an Automatic Insertion Machine)
• InGaAℓP
• Emitted colors: red, yellow and green
• Transparent lens
• Applications: Various types of information panels, indicators for amusement equipment and panel backlighting illumination sources Lineup Maximum Ratings (Ta = 25°C) Product Name Forward Current IF (mA) Reverse Voltage VR (V) Power Dissipation PD (mW) Operating Temperature Topr (°C) Storage Temperature Tstg (°C) TLSU268G(F) 30 4 72 −30~85 −40~120 TLRME68TG(F) 50 4 120 TLYE68TG(F) 50 4 120 TLGE68TG(F) 50 4 120 −40~100 −40~120 Unit: mm JEDEC ― JEITA ― TOSHIBA ― Weight: 0.15 g Product Name Color Material TLSU268G(F) Red TLRME68TG(F) Red (high-brightness) TLYE68TG(F) Yellow TLGE68TG(F) Green PInGaAl

TLSU268G(F),TLRME68TG(F),TLYE68TG(F),TLGE68TG(F) 2005-09-12 2 Electrical and Optical Characteristics (Ta = 25°C) Typ. Emission Wavelength Luminous Intensity IV Forward Voltage VF Reverse Current IR Product Name λd λP ∆λ I F Min Typ. I F Typ. Max I F Max V R TLSU268G(F) 623 (636) 17 20 47.6 130 20 2.0 2.4 20 50 4 TLRME68TG(F) 626 (636) 17 20 85 330 20 2.0 2.4 20 50 4 TLYE68TG(F) 587 (590) 17 20 85 340 20 2.0 2.4 20 50 4 TLGE68TG(F) 571 (574) 17 20 47.6 155 20 2.0 2.4 20 50 4 Unit nm mA mcd mA V mA µA V Precautions

• These LED lamps made of PInGaAl will also emit some IR light. If a photodetector is located near an LED lamp, please ensure that it will not be affected by this IR light.
• Manual soldering should be performed within 3 s at a maximum temperature of 300°C or 5 s at a maximum temperature of 260°C.
• When forming the leads, bend each lead without applying any forming stress. Soldering must be performed after the leads have been formed. Mounting Precautions Using an Automatic Insertion Machine (1) These newly designed LED lamps are intended for mounting on both through-hole PCBs by means of an automatic mounting machine. Compared to conventional φ3-mm LED lamps, they are less prone to the effects of stress during automatic mounting (such as mechanical stress within the package resin transmitted via the leads). This reduced mechanical stress results in a lower incidence of damage to the package resin and lower emission failure rates. If one of these lamps is subjected to excessive stress, however, the resin part may break or the lamp may be damaged in such a way that it will not emit light. Please take the following precautions when mounting these devices.
• Toshiba recommends the use of a 0.9-mm PCB hole diameter. However, this recommendation is subject to the type of automatic mounting machine used, the board material and the way in which the board material has been processed. Please evaluate the mounting process carefully before actually using the automatic mounting machine to mount these LED lamps. The use of PCB holes with a diameter larger than 0.9 mm may result in increased stress when soldering is performed (depending on the lead cutting shape and the clinching method), and devices may easily be malfunction.
• The insertion pressure and clinching angle must both be minimized so as to minimize the lead-cutting stress and clinch stress applied to the LED lamps.
• Soldering Conditions Preheating Soldering Flow Temperature 120~150°C No more than 260°C Time Within 60 seconds Within 5 seconds (2) Precautions when using Panasert radial-Taping automatic mounting machine: Two-lead LED lamps are suitable for mounting using an anvil due to its movable-blade structure. When using three-lead type, please take the following precautions.
• Synchronize the strokes of the two movable blades to one another as closely as possible.
• Adjust the timings of the movable blades so as to minimize the difference between them. In addition, do not set the anvil in such a way that the anvil’s center blade will pull the leads, as this will result in excessive mechanical stress to the LED lamps, which might damage them.
• Avoid any blade which is defective or which shows signs of excessive wear. * For using other than Panasert, please refer to the specifications for the automatic mounting machine which is to be used.

TLSU268G(F),TLRME68TG(F),TLYE68TG(F),TLGE68TG(F) 2005-09-12 3 TLSU268G(F) Relative luminous intensity Forward voltage V F (V) IF – VF Forward current I F (mA) Forward current I F (mA) IV – IF Luminous intensity I V (mcd) Case temperature Tc (°C) IV – Tc Relative luminous intensity I V Wavelength λ ( n m ) Relative luminous intensity – Wavelength Ambient temperature Ta (°C) IF – Ta Allowable forward current I F ( m A ) Radiation pattern Ta = 25°C 2.0 1.6 100 1.8 2.2 Ta = 25°C 2.4 2.6 25 −25 100 0.1 0.3 0.5 0 50 75 680 0.8 0.6 1.0 0.2 0.4 IF = 20 mA Ta = 25°C 660 640 620600580560 30° 60° 90° 90° 30° 60° 80° 70° 50° 40° 20° 10° 70° 80° 50° 40° 20° 10° 100 20 40 60 80 101 100 100 3 5 30 50 300 Ta = 25°C

TLSU268G(F),TLRME68TG(F),TLYE68TG(F),TLGE68TG(F) 2005-09-12 4 TLRME68TG(F) 30° 60° 90° 90° 30° 60° 80° 70° 50° 40° 20° 10° 70° 80° 50° 40° 20° 10° Ambient temperature Ta (°C) IF – Ta Allowable forward current I F ( m A ) Radiation pattern Ta = 25°C Relative luminous intensity Forward voltage V F (V) IF – VF Forward current I F (mA) Forward current I F (mA) IV – IF Luminous intensity I V (mcd) Case temperature Tc (°C) IV – Tc Relative luminous intensity I V Wavelength λ ( n m ) Relative luminous intensity – Wavelength 1.6 100 Ta = 25°C 1000 100 Ta = 25°C 20−20 80 0.1 0.3 0.5 0 40 60 700 0.8 0.6 1.0 0.2 0.4 IF = 20 mA Ta = 25°C 680 660 640620600580 120 20 40 60 80 100

TLSU268G(F),TLRME68TG(F),TLYE68TG(F),TLGE68TG(F) 2005-09-12 5 TLYE68TG(F) Ambient temperature Ta (°C) IF – Ta Allowable forward current I F ( m A ) Radiation pattern Ta = 25°C Forward current I F (mA) IV – IF Luminous intensity I V (mcd) Relative luminous intensity Forward voltage V F (V) IF – VF Forward current I F (mA) Case temperature Tc (°C) IV – Tc Relative luminous intensity I V Wavelength λ ( n m ) Relative luminous intensity – Wavelength 1.6 100 Ta = 25°C 1000 100 Ta = 25°C 20−20 80 0.1 0.3 0.5 0 40 60 660 0.8 0.6 1.0 0.2 0.4 IF = 20 mA Ta = 25°C 640 620 600580560540 30° 60° 90° 90° 30° 60° 80° 70° 50° 40° 20° 10° 70° 80° 50° 40° 20° 10° 120 20 40 60 80 100

TLSU268G(F),TLRME68TG(F),TLYE68TG(F),TLGE68TG(F) 2005-09-12 6 TLGE68TG(F) Ambient temperature Ta (°C) IF – Ta Allowable forward current I F ( m A ) Radiation pattern Ta = 25°C Relative luminous intensity Forward voltage V F (V) IF – VF Forward current I F (mA) Forward current I F (mA) IV – IF Luminous intensity I V (mcd) Case temperature Tc (°C) IV – Tc Relative luminous intensity I V Wavelength λ ( n m ) Relative luminous intensity – Wavelength IF – VF 30° 60° 90° 90° 30° 60° 80° 70° 50° 40° 20° 10° 70° 80° 50° 40° 20° 10° 120 20 40 60 80 100 1.6 100 Ta = 25°C 1000 100 Ta = 25°C 20−20 80 0.1 0.3 0.5 0 40 60 640 0.8 0.6 1.0 0.2 0.4 IF = 20 mA Ta = 25°C 620 600 580560540520

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