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DATASHEET
P-LED
10-01-C84-YSC-AAS2T2DH-AM
14 Copyright © 2010, Everlight All Rights Reserved. Release Date : May.25.2013. Issue No:DPE-0000161 Rev.2 www.everlight.com
Recommended soldering conditions:
Hand Soldering DIP Soldering
Temp. at tip of iron 300 Max.℃(30W Max.) Preheat temp. 100 Max.℃(60 sec Max.)
Soldering time 3 sec Max. Bath temp. 260 Max.
Distance No lower than 1.6mm from
the base of stopper
Bath time. 5 sec Max.
Distance No lower than 1.6mm from
the base of stopper
Dip and hand soldering should not be done more than one time.
After soldering the LEDs, the epoxy bulb should be protected from mechanical shock or vibration
until the LEDs return to room temperature.
A rapid-rate process is not recommended for cooling the LEDs down from the peak temperature.
Although the recommended soldering conditions are specified in the above table, dip or
handsoldering at the lowest possible temperature is desirable for the LEDs.
Wave soldering parameter must be set and maintain according to recommended temperature and
dwell time in the solder wave.
4. Cleaning
When necessary, cleaning should occur only with isopropyl alcohol at room temperature for a
duration of no more than one minute. Dry at room temperature before use.
Do not clean the LEDs by the ultrasonic. When it is absolutely necessary, the influence of
ultrasonic cleaning on the LEDs depends on factors such as ultrasonic power and the assembled
condition. Ultrasonic cleaning shall be pre-qualified to ensure this will not cause damage to the
LED
5. Heat Management
Heat management of LEDs must be taken into consideration during the design stage of LED
application. The current should be de-rated appropriately by referring to the de-rating curve found
in each product specification.
The temperature surrounding the LED in the application should be controlled. Please refer
to the data sheet de-rating curve.
6. ESD (Electrostatic Discharge)
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) or surge current (EOS) can damage LEDs.
An ESD wrist strap, ESD shoe strap or antistatic gloves must be worn whenever handling LEDs.
All devices, equipment and machinery must be properly grounded.
Use ion blower to neutralize the static charge which might have built up on surface of the LEDs
plastic lens as a result of friction between LEDs during storage and handing.