Osram Infrared LEDs
OSRAM Infrared LEDs are available in multiple package and chip options. These LEDs offer narrow and wide beam options along with fast response and modulation capabilities. The IR LEDs feature a maximum current rating of 1000mA and a peak wavelength of 1050nm. These OSRAM components offer a maximum brightness of 3750mW and a maximum beam angle of 150°. Typical applications include automotive and mobility, health and wellbeing, sensing, and visualization.
Features
- Automotive and industrial grade availability
- Broad infrared wavelength selection
- Compact through hole and surface mount packages
- Durable package construction
- Extended operating lifespan
- Flexible beam pattern options
- High power emitter options
- High radiant intensity capabilities
- High speed switching performance
- Optimized thermal management
- Power efficient operation
- Pulsed operation support
- Side view and top view configurations
- Wide range of output power options
Applications
- Automotive and mobility
- Health and wellbeing
- Sensing
- Visualization
Technical Specifications
| Parameters | Values |
|---|---|
| Maximum Current Rating | 1000mA |
| Peak Wavelength | 1050nm |
| Maximum Brightness | 3750mW |
| Maximum Beam Angle | 150° |
| Maximum Length | 7mm |
Video
This TTI tech specs video on OSRAM Infrared LEDs describes the design, making it capable of use in various applications. These emitters are available in several package types and wavelengths.
See video transcript below
Video Transcript
Using infrared light is like giving yourself engineering superpowers. You can blast photons all day for night vision, presence detection, and other sensing applications without anybody even knowing. You just have to make sure you have enough power, which is where ams OSRAM’s SFH family high power infrared emitters factor in. These leverage ams OSRAM’s latest IR:6 thin-film chip technology for 35% higher brightness and 42% higher efficiency than previous generations. They’re available in 850nm, 920nm, and 940nm wavelengths, allowing engineers to optimize between camera sensitivity and reduced visible red glow. These high-power IR emitters are available in multiple package sizes, beam angles and performance levels. The OSLON family provides maximum power per board area, the OSLON Black family offers the highest power, and the SYNIOS family balances both.
