PRODUCT FAMILY DATA SHEET

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The XLamp XP-E LED combines the

proven lighting-class performance

and reliability of the XLamp XR-E

LED in a package with 80% small-

er footprint. The XLamp XP-E LED

continues Cree’s history of innova-

tion in LEDs for lighting applications

with wide viewing angle, symmetri-

cal package, unlimited floor life and

electrically neutral thermal path.

Cree XLamp LEDs bring high per-

formance and quality of light to

a wide range of lighting applica-

tions,

including

color-changing,

portable and personal, outdoor,

indoor-directional,

transportation,

stage and studio, commercial and

emergency-vehicle lighting.

FEATURES

• Available in white, outdoor

white, 80-CRI, 85-CRI and

90-CRI white, royal blue, blue,

green, amber, red & red-orange

• Maximum drive current: up

to 1 A

• Low thermal resistance: as low

as 9°C/W

• Maximum junction temperature:

150°C

• Wide viewing angle: 115°–130°

• Unlimited floor life at

≤ 30°C/85% RH

• Reflow solderable - JEDEC J-

STD-020C compatible

• Electrically neutral thermal path

• RoHS- and REACH-compliant

• UL-recognized component

(E326295)

Cree, Inc.

4600 Silicon Drive

Durham, NC 27703

USA Tel: +1.919.313.5300

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Flux Characteristics - White ........ 2

Flux Characteristics - Color ......... 3

Characteristics .......................... 5

Relative Spectral Power

Distribution............................... 6

Relative Flux vs. Junction Tempera-

ture ......................................... 7

Electrical Characteristics............. 8

Thermal Design......................... 9

Relative Flux vs. Current ...........10

Relative Flux vs. Current ...........11

Typical Spatial Distribution.........11

Reflow Soldering Characteristics .12

Notes......................................13

Mechanical Dimensions..............14

Tape and Reel ..........................15

Packaging................................16