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Cree Introduces Brightest Side-View LEDs

Deliver up to 66 percent higher luminous intensity to maximise visual impact for gaming machines

Cree has announced two side-view LEDs optimised for gaming applications that are claimed to deliver up to 66 percent higher luminous intensity than other side-view LEDs.

The new side-view packaged LEDs enable clearer image displays for a better gaming experience and higher visual impact in pachinko, slot and other video gaming machines.

"Cree's new QLS6A and QLS6B LEDs allow us to deliver a superior gaming experience to our customers and also to simplify our design and manufacturing processes," said Motoaki Masaki, optoelectronic communication technology development division head, energy business office, Nagase & Co Ltd.

"The LEDs deliver high brightness and excellent far-field pattern and color mixing in an innovative compact package that does not block the background image. Additionally, the pin configuration and size of the LEDs simplify design, providing greater control and simplifying the manufacturing process."

The QLS6A and QLS6B deliver a typical luminous intensity of 2060 and 2493 millicandela (mcd), respectively. Built on a patented innovative package, with a shallow cavity that maximizes light output and enables better color mixing, the RGB (red-green-blue) QLS6A and QLS6B LEDs feature anode and cathode pins for each color to simplify design and provide greater control.

Both QLS6A and QLS6B LE are binned full white to simplify design. The QLS6A LED shares the same design as the QLS6B with the addition of a Zener diode for improved ESD protection. 

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