American LED manufacturer Cree (NASDAQ: CREE) announced the launch of a new generation of ultra-high-power XLamp XHP50.2 LEDs. Compared with the first generation of XLamp XHP50 LEDs, the same 5.0 mm x 5.0 mm package size improves 7% light output and 10 % lm / W light effect. The new XHP50.2 helps lighting manufacturers quickly improve product performance without changing the existing XHP50 lighting design. XHP50.2 can produce more than 2,500lm light output in 6mm light-emitting surface LES, which can help reduce the size of new product designs, reduce system costs, and provide more innovative solutions for a range of applications from spotlights to street lighting .
Lorenzo Trevisanello, R & D Manager of Arianna, said: "Arianna and Cree share the same vision. LEDs should provide a better lighting experience in all aspects, without compromises in quality or performance. Arianna's goal is To achieve more cost-effectiveness and more functionality by using more efficient LEDs. We thank the XHP50.2 LED for its high lumen density and reliability verification at high operating temperatures and high drive currents, allowing us to bring the company The performance boundary of the product is further improved, and the size of the product is further reduced. "
In addition to the improvement of light output and light efficiency, the optical uniformity of the XHP50.2 LED is further improved by the secondary optical lens, which can provide a better lighting experience for spotlight and portable lighting manufacturers. XHP50.2 LED's LM-80 is available immediately and will help reduce the time required to obtain ENERGY STAR and DesignLights Consortium certification.
Dave Emerson, Carey's senior vice president and general manager of the LED business unit, said: "Care has redefined the performance of high-power LEDs by launching the industry's first generation of ultra-high-power LEDs. The ultra-high-power XHP LED series provides better lumens in the industry Density and reliability, indicating that customers have achieved performance levels that other LEDs cannot achieve in different application fields, while achieving lower overall system costs. With the advent of a new generation of ultra-high-power XHP50.2 LEDs, Cree will continue Rewrite the definition of the possibility of high-performance LEDs. "
XLamp XHP50.2 LED uses Cree's patented EasyWhite technology to provide better color consistency in the industry. The color temperature can be selected from 2700K-6500 K in high color rendering index CRI. XHP50.2 LED is now available for sample applications and can be mass produced with standard lead times.