Product family data sheet

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Product descriPtion

unprecedented performance of the

original XP-e by increasing lumen

output up to 20% while providing

a single die LeD point source for

precise optical control. The XP-e2

LeD shares the same footprint

as the original XP-e, providing a

seamless upgrade path to more

lumens and/or greater efficiency

while shortening the design cycle

for existing XP customers.

XLamp XP-e2 LeDs are the ideal

choice for lighting applications

where high light output and

maximum efficacy are required,

such as LED retrofit lamps, outdoor,

portable,

indoor

directional,

emergency vehicle or architectural.

features

• Available in white, outdoor

white, 80-CRI, 85-CRI, 90-CRI

white, royal blue, blue, green,

PC amber, amber, red-orange &

red

• ANSI-compatible chromaticity

bins

• White binned at 85 °C

• Maximum drive current: 1 A

• Low thermal resistance: as low

as 5 °C/W

• Wide viewing angle: 110°-135°

• Unlimited floor life at

≤ 30 °C/85% RH

• Reflow solderable - JEDEC

J-STD-020C compatible

• electrically neutral thermal path

• RoHS-compliant

• UL-recognized component

(e349212)

Cree, Inc.

4600 Silicon Drive

Durham, NC 27703

USA Tel: +1.919.313.5300

table of contents

Characteristics .......................... 2

Flux Characteristics - White ........ 3

Flux Characteristics - Color ......... 4

Relative Spectral Power

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

Relative Flux vs. Junction

Temperature ............................. 7

electrical Characteristics - White.. 8

electrical Characteristics - Color .. 8

Relative Flux vs. Current - White . 9

Relative Flux vs. Current - Color .. 9

Relative Chromaticity vs. Current

and Temperature - Warm White..10

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

Thermal Design........................12

Reflow Soldering Characteristics .13

Notes......................................14

Mechanical Dimensions..............15

Tape and Reel ..........................16

Packaging................................17