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Novum Technology IR ducitur ad illuminationem

Application:


  • ● Domus Smart● Securitatis Cras
  • ● virtualis re● sanguis oxygeni deprehensio
  • ● Iridis recognition● Multiple Power IR lux Sources
  • ● infrared projector● multiple luminescence angulos
  • ● automotive sensu● a varietate packaging dimensiones et packaging modi
  • Product Details

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    Infrared emittens fistulam (Ir DUXERIT) etiam vocatur infrarias emittens diode, quod pertinet ad praedicamentum duci Diodes. Est lucem, emittens fabrica quod potest directe conversus electrica industria in prope-ultrarubrum lucis (invisibilia lucem) et radiant eam. Est maxime in variis photoelectric virgas, tactus screens et remotis imperium transfusor circuitus. In structuram et principium de ultrarubrum emittens fistulam similes illis Ordinarius lux emittens Diodes, sed Semiconductor chip materiae usus est diversis. Infrared lucem, emittens Diodes plerumque uti Gallis Arsenide (Gaas), Gallium aluminium Arsenide (Gaalas) et alias materiae et packaged in plene transparent aut lucem, nigrum, Nigrum Grade resina.

    Key features
    ● 850nm / 940nm infrared duci emitter adhibetur ad securitatem, camera, vigilantia et alia ultrarubrum lucis et supplementum lux
    ● XXX °, LX ° XC Die: CXX ° Feriendis Die PLCC PLALCK PLCC MMMDXXVIII
    ● CXX °, MMMDXXXV tellus sarcina et 90o, MMMDCCCXXXVIII Ceramic Package
    ● customized modules sicut core de productio supporting

    Genus Uber numerus Magnitudo RECONCINNUS Deinceps voltage Deinceps Luminosum Angulus Applicatio Status status
    (M) (Nm) (V) (MA) (MW) (°)
    SMD MMDCCCXXXV 2.8 * 3.5 850/940 1.5-1.8 60-250 15-130 A Security Cras, Smart Home, Rectum realitatem, ultrared projector, automotive sensu, iris recognition etc. MP
    MMMDXXXV 3.5 * 3.5 850/940 1.5-2.0 / 2.8-3.4 350-1000 200-1000 90/120 MP
    SOM2835-R660, IR905-a 2.8 * 3.5 * 0.7 DCLX + CMV 1.8@r 1.35@ir 20 X @ R III @ ir CXX Sanguis dolor deprehendatur MP

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