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Ams Osram expands UV-C LED portfolio

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Compact 265nm device offers lifetime of more than 20,000 hours

Ams Osram has announced its new OSLON UV 3535 for UV-C disinfection and treatment solutions, offering 115mW out of a single 265 nm wavelength chip.

Nina Reiser, senior product manager for UV-C at Ams Osram said: “This product sets a new industry benchmark. Meeting the efficiencies desired while maintaining a long lifetime and superior price performance becomes more challenging at 265 nm, the ideal wavelength to achieve the maximum germicidal effectiveness to fight pathogens”.

The performance of the OSLON UV 3535 LEDs is attributed to innovations in package design and semiconductor technology using the latest flip-chip generation in an open 3535 ceramic package.

The AlGaN-based flip chip is a more multifaceted radiation source than traditional UV-C sources, according to the company, offering flexibility in wavelength, output power and instant-on functionality.

Its open package design and integrated frame technology increase efficiency while reducing costs. The highly reflective frame improves light outcoupling and forward-directed radiation, positioning these products on a strong performance trajectory in the rapidly growing UV-C market.

The OSLON UV 3535 has a 3.5mm x 3.5mm footprint and a 120° emission angle.

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