ZENIGATA LED - Mouser Electronics3 ZENIGATA LED comprises 30 pcs. (3.6W) or 48 pcs. (6.7W) of LED...
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ZENIGATA LED2008-11User's guide
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SHARP high-powered ZENIGATA LED, comprising LED chips mounted on an 18mm-square ceramic substrate, ensures broad luminous flux, high light-emitting efficiency and radiation performance, and achieves high reliability.
Z ENIGATA LED is suitable for lighting apparatuses shown below.• Incandescent lamp• Spotlight• Downlight• Pendant light• Landscape light• Road lighting
Since the light emission from ZENIGATA LED includes less infrared light (heat ray) than that from a conventional incandescent lamp, ZENIGATA LED is adaptable to the lighting of commodities susceptible to damages caused by temperature rise. It is also suitable for the lighting of goods of concern for bad influences due to ultraviolet ray, including discoloration, since the light from ZENIGATA LED is free from ultraviolet ray.In these days, amid mounting environment concerns, l ight sources having broader luminous flux per electric power and longer service life leading to less replacement intervals are required. LEDs, having features such as superior light emitting effi ciency and longer life allowed by high reliability, are expected to make contributions to environmental conservation, including energy-saving and reduction of wastes. ZENIGATA LED, combining favorable features of LEDs, such as high light-emitting effi ciency and longer life, has potential of an environmental-friendly key lighting device in a new era.
This guide introduces characteristics of ZENIGATA LED and describes some notes on use showing reference case examples.
Outline
Incandescent lamp LED
20W
10W
4W
Power consumption decreased
to approx. one fifth
Comparison of power consumption
ZENIGATA LED, contributing to reduction of CO2 consumption arise from lighting, is free from lead, mercury, and cadmium, and observes ROHS Directive.
Environmental performance
* It is estimated only by LED device, not including
power supply offi ciency.
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Four types of colors are available in 3.6W and 6.7W.
ZENIGATA LED Lineup
Comparison of hue between White, High CRI and Warm White
Power consumption(Forward voltage, forward current)
ColorColor temp.
(TYP.)Luminous fl ux
(TYP.)
Average color rendering index
(Ra TYP.)Model
3.6W(10.2V 360mA)
White 5 000K 280 lm 60 GW5BWC15L02
Warm White 2 800K 200 lm 70 GW5BDC15L02
High CRI 5 000K 190 lm 90 GW5BNC15L02
High CRI 6 500K 190 lm 90 GW5BNC15L12
6.7W(10.5V 640mA)
White 5 000K 540 lm 60 GW5BWF15L00
Warm White 2 800K 400 lm 70 GW5BDF15L00
High CRI 5 000K 350 lm 90 GW5BNF15L00
High CRI 6 500K 350 lm 90 GW5BNF15L10
* The case temperature Tc, 25°C, is the value measured 20ms after rated current is applied.
* The values of forward voltage, luminous fl ux, and average color rendering index Ra are references, and are not guaranteed.
High CRI WarmWhite
White
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ZENIGATA LED comprises 30 pcs. (3.6W) or 48 pcs. (6.7W) of LED chips mounted on an 18mm-square ceramic substrate. For 3.6W type, three LED chips in series and ten in parallel are arranged. For 6.7W type, three LED chips in series and sixteen LED chips in parallel are arranged , as shown in the internal circuit drawing below.
3.6W
Fixing screw positionM2.6 screw head dia.:4.5 mm or less
Fluorescent material area (emission area)(0.75)
(11.5)(11
.5)
(1.4)
18.0±0.15
(16.
26)
(φ22
.0)
(2−φ2.7)
18.0±
0.15
+
−
Anode (Connection terminal)
Cathode (Connection terminal)
3 series × 10 parallel=30 pcs. chipsCathode
Anode
Confi guration and wiring of ZENIGATA LED
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ativ
ebr
ight
ness
Internal circuit
(0.5
)
(1.5
)
6.7W
3 series × 16 parallel=48 pcs. chipsCathode
Anode
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0˚
0
−20˚ +20˚
+40˚
+60˚
+80˚
−40˚
−60˚
−80˚
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rightn
ess
(%) 80
40
20
60
100
• Directional characteristics
Characteristics of ZENIGATA LEDThe characteristics shown below are the values measured at Tc = 25°C. They are references, and as for the distribution of the characteristics, consult us.
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
120%
0 200 400 600 8008.0
9.0
10.0
11.0
12.0
0 200 400 600 800
• Forward current-Luminous flux characteristics • Forward current-Forward voltage characteristics
Rel
ativ
e br
ight
ness
Forw
ard
volta
ge V
F (V
)
Forward current IF (mA) Forward current IF (mA)
(Tc=25°C) (Tc=25°C)
3.6W Type
6.7W Type
3.6W Type
6.7W Type
Direction y
Direction x
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Temperature characteristics of ZENIGATA LEDSince the luminous flux, forward voltage and color of LED fluctuate depending on the temperature, temperature (range) in actual use must be recognized for design.Be sure to design it so that the temperature is within the range shown in page7.
Increase in temperature or current may accelerate degradation of LED, and lead reduction of light emission and effi ciency, and fl uctuation in color temperature.Thus, operation of LED in high temperature is unfavorable, and suffi cient provision of radiation design by heat sink is recommended.
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
110%
120%
-40 -20 0 20 40 60 80 100
-40 -20 0 20 40 60 80 100
(3.6W: IF=360mA)(6.7W: IF=640mA)
(3.6W: IF=360mA)(6.7W: IF=640mA)
(3.6W: IF=360mA)(6.7W: IF=640mA)
(3.6W: IF=360mA)(6.7W: IF=640mA)
6.0
7.0
8.0
9.0
10.0
11.0
12.0
13.0
-40 -20 0 20 40 60 80 100
0.338 0.340 0.342 0.344 0.346 0.348
• Case temperature Tc-Luminous flux characteristics • Case temperature Tc-Forward voltage characteristics
• Case temperature Tc-Color temperature characteristics • Case temperature Tc-Color range characteristics
Rel
ativ
e br
ight
ness
Forw
ard
curr
ent V
F (V
)
Col
or te
mpe
ratu
re T
c (K
)
y
Case temperature Tc (°C) Case temperature Tc (°C)
Case temperature Tc (°C)
x
4 900
4 950
5 000
5 050
5 100
5 150
5 200
5 250
5 300
90°C
60°C 25°C0°C–30°C
90°C
60°C
25°C
–30°C
0°C
0.3360.3380.3400.3420.3440.3460.3480.3500.3520.3540.3560.3580.3600.3620.364
3.6W Type
3.6W Type
6.7W Type
6.7W Type
3.6W Type
6.7W Type
3.6W Type
6.7W Type
(High CRI type)
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Long term operating test
50
60
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90
100
110
1 10 100 1 000 10 000
operating time [h]
Rel
ativ
e Lu
min
ous
Inte
nsity
[%]
IF = 400mATc = 90°C
Reliability of ZENIGATA LEDAs ZENIGATA LED is developed for lighting, ceramic substrate and resin are adopted for ZENIGATA LED to prevent of reduction in brightness during use in a long period. The graph below shows fluctuations in luminous flux. As shown in the graph below, the luminous flux is restrained for a long period, and it proves high reliability of the ZENIGATA LED.
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s
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Heat design of ZENIGATA LEDOperation temperature of ZENIGATA LED is detected at the soldering pad position as case temperature Tc. When mounting ZENIGATA LED, case temperature Tc must be controlled within the forward current reduction curve.
Since ceramic is an insulating substrate, ZENIGATA LED can be directly mounted on a heat sink. To make sure heat radiation, radiation silicone paste or radiation sheet must be insulted between ZENIGATA LED and heat sink.The drawing left below shows the mounting status. Viewing through thermography, it shows temperature of ceramic substrate portion is close to that of heat sink. It means heat generated from LED translates to heat sink smoothly.
+
–
Case temperature measuring point
ZENIGATA LED Screw
Radiation sheet
Heat sink
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
–40 –20 –10–30 0 2010 40 5030 60 70 80 90 100
Forward current reduction curve800
6.7W
3.6WF
orw
ard c
urr
ent
IF (
mA
)
Case temperature Tc (°C)
φ50mm×h30mm
⊿T~25°C after 30min. 360mA operation.
• Solution with Ryosan Company, Limited
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□ Beam Spot
□ Beam Shape
Optical design of ZENIGATA LEDLight from ZENIGATA LED can be controlled by using lens or refl ector.
Heat such as downlight, requires higher lighting intensity underneath, the following lens or refl ector can be useful.Heat radiation can be also ensured by adopting an aluminum refl ector.For an application such as light bulb, glass ball diffuser enables soft lighting.
90°90°90°90°
60°60°
30°30°
60°60°
30°30°
0°0°
600600lxlx
500500lxlx
250250
250 lx250 lx
500 lx500 lx
600 lx600 lx
lxlx250250
lxlx500500
lxlx600600
lxlx90°90°
60°
30°
60°
30°
0°
600lx
500lx
250
250 lx
500 lx
600 lx
lx250
lx500
lx600
lx
No reflectorReflector Type-2
Distribution of lighting intensity measured at the point from light source by 1m when using 3.6W White ZENIGATA
*1: Solution with Diffractive Optics Ltd.*2: Solution with IDEALED S.R.L
Refl ector type1※1
Lens type1※1
Lens type2※2
Glass ball diffuser
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Chromaticity distribution
BN:High CRI 6 500K
BD:Warm White
BW:Normal WhiteBN:High CRI 5 000K
(Chromaticity coordinates)
Circuit DesignZENIGATA LED is used for applications such as bulb, dawn light and street light by optimum circuit design. Constant voltage power supply runs off more than specified current amount due to lowered VF caused by temperature rise.Constant current power supply is recommended to drive.In designing a circuit, please make sure not to give reverse voltage to the LEDs at any time.When ZENIGATA LEDs are connected in series, adapt protection device like zener for each ZENIGATA LED. Make sure to be confi dent of the safety standards or regulations in each location and area.
Featured Application
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■ Usage conditionsThe products are not designed for the use under any of the following conditions.Please confirm their performance and reliability well enough if you use under any of the following conditions;• In a place with a lot of moisture, dew condensation, briny air, and corrosive gas
(C1, H2S, NH3, SO2, NOX, etc.).• Under the direct sunlight, outdoor exposure, and in a dusty place.• In water oil, medical fl uid, and organic solvent.
■ InstallationMaterial of board is alumina ceramic.If installed inappropriately, trouble of no radiation may occur due to board crack.Please take particular notice of install method.Further information on installation, refer to the following cautions.• Apply ether screws or adhesives, or both of them when installed to heat radiator.
In case of applying adhesive only, check the effectiveness before fi xing.In case of screw, apply thread locker in order to prevent loosening.If LED comes off from the heat radiator, unusual temperature rise entails hazardous phenomena including device deterioration coming off of solder at leads and emitting smoke.
• Screw torque:Within 0.2NmIf it is ineffi cient to tighten screws, apply locker to prevent loosening.
• It is recommended to apply screws which use low corrsive materials such as Stainless steel.Avoid applying fl at-head screws, which cause board crack due to applying stress to screw holes.
• Avoid convexly uneven boards.Those convex boards are subject to crack when tightening screws.
• It is recommended to apply thermal conductive sheet or grease with adhesiveness and heat radiating-adhesives, because of thermal and mechanical combination between module and heat radiator.However, depending on their thickness, board crack may be entailed by warped board, which is caused when tightening screws.So please check your actual conditions carefully as for the screw torque.
■ Connecting methodIn case of solder connecting method, apply solder to the leads by soldering iron with thermo controller(tip temperature380°C), within 10seconds per one place.Put the board on materials whose conductivity is poor enough not to radiate heat of soldering.Avoid touching yellow phosphor with soldering iron.This product is not designed for refl ow and fl ow soldering.
■ SafetyLooking directly at LEDs for a long time may result in hurt your eyes.In case that excess current(over ratings)are supplied to the device, hazardous phenomena including abnormal heat generation, emitting smoke, or catching fi re can be caused.Take appropriate measures to excess current and voltage.In case of solder connecting method, there is a possibility of fatigue failure by heat.Please fi x the leads in such case to protect from short circuit or leakage of electricity caused by contact.Please confi rm the safety standards or regulations of application devices.
Precautions
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(Notice)In the absence of confirmation by device specification sheets, SHARP takes no responsibility for any defects that may occur in equipment using any SHARP devices shown in catalogs, data books, etc.Contact SHARP in order to obtain the latest device specification sheets before using any SHARP device.
The contents of this catalog as of November 2008 [Ref. No. LED-GM08111]
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