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SpecBright Spot Lights
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SpecBright™ LED Spot Lights Key Features • Extremely bright, compact and reliable • Chip-on-board technology • Seamless integration and mounting • UV, visible and near-IR Extremely bright focused LED illumination for long and short distances Applications • Night vision ProPhotonix SpecBright™ LED Spot lights offer several times the • Machine vision brightness of conventional through-hole or surface mount LED based illuminators. This is achieved through the use of 4 high-brightness chip-on-board LEDs in an area smaller than a conventional LED would occupy. These are placed in a package designed for superior thermal management. This allows the LEDs to be driven to their potential, safely, for the longest possible lifetime and stability. For optimum • Life sciences performance the light is focused in a narrowly divergent beam by • Power supplies molded TIR lens optics to generate extremely bright spots from very • Current mode drivers short to very long working distances. • Heat sinks These units are ideal for OEMs, system integrators and end users who require extremely compact and long lasting illumination sources for their high performance applications. Custom-engineered LED solutions are also available on request. • Strobe drivers Options • UV, visible, near-IR and white • CW or pulsed mode

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Spectral Characteristics Colour Spectral width FWHM (nm) Typical illuminance at 50 mm (kLux) Typical illuminance at 200 mm (kLux) Typical illuminance at 50 mm (kLux) Typical illuminance at 200 mm (kLux) Typical illuminance at 50 mm (kLux) Typical illuminance at 200 mm (kLux) Nominal beam cone angle (FWHM) SD1 (Light Diffuser) Nominal beam cone angle (FWHM) SD2 (Medium diffuser) Nominal beam cone angle (FWHM) Electrical Characteristics, Lifetime & Environment UV (395) Current mode (code “I”) Maximum operating current (mA) Mean time before failure (MTBF) 1 Irradiance and illuminance of blue,...

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Illumination Characteristics Relative Intensity 20 0.4 0.4 -0.2 Distance from Centre (mm) Distance from center (mm) Distance from Centre (mm) -0.2 Distance from Centre (mm) Figure 6 - Intensity profile for SF1 Note: All measurements were made in continuous (CW) mode. Figure 5- Intensity profile for SD2 (Medium diffuser) Product Numbers Product Code Rlative Intensity Relative Intensity -0.2 Distance from Centre (mm) 0.2 Figure 4 - Intensity profile for SD1 (Light diffuser). Working distances (WD) of 50, 100, and 150 mm. 1 Rlative Intensity Distance from center (mm) 1.2 Figure 3 - Irradiance...

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Connectors / Flying Leads Controllers & Strobe Drivers • Flying leads are standard for current source (I) modules. The Current Mode Power (CMP) controller drives SpecBright™ LED Illuminators, both constant current and 24VDC configured options. The CMP is a compact, DIN rail mountable controller requiring only 24VDC input (500-mA min) for easy integration. It features both manual intensity control—via a potentiometer—and remote control via analog inputs for intensity adjustment and a TTL input for fast, repeatable non-overdriven on/off/strobe control. The SpecBright™ CMS-M2-10A series of LED...

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