LEDs Assemblies from TT electronics Provide An Illuminating Solution to ATM Manufacturer
LED lighting - there are vast and varied ways to use LED lighting and it seems everyone wants it in their products. It appears simple – just take the LED components, put it on a thermal management system, add some power and there you have it. Yet, many companies have found that without the right resources and technical knowledge the task of designing in a LED lighting assembly is a little more complex than just a few steps. That is the lesson a leading ATM manufacturer learned after they spent 18 months working on a project to backlight a display on their next generation ATM machines.In the other open position, the outdoor christmas decorations dock holds the iPhone in a perfect position for resting on a tabletop for most any use including FaceTime. Their breakthrough came when they saw a sample of a product developed by TT electronics OPTEK Technology, the OPA775 / OPA776.
“The ‘Jacob’s Ladder’ LED strips turned out to be exactly what the ATM manufacturer had been trying to design,” explained Roland Chapa, product line director for visible LED products. “The three-LED strips are tightly binned to produce consistent light, and they are pre-wired with an easy-to-install IDC connector interface, so we were able to deliver to them a standard, already-tooled completed LED assembly for them to install. Our team was also able to provide assistance with thermal management of the assemblies, which was critical because of the limited space available to mount the LEDs within their already-tooled product housing.”
The OPA775 and OPA776 Series LED assemblies represent a cost-effective backlighting solution for other applications, such as accent lighting, under-counter lighting, media illumination, and large channel letter lighting.He said that a county council employee had witnessed a near miss between led lamp a car and cyclist, and he added: "If the argument is leave them off for good, then the answer is ‘no'."
The OPA775 Series strips are three-LED assemblies, with the ability to have from one to 30 strips connected per buss. Designed for operation at 12VDC, Marketing officer Jo Lewis said: "The new inflatable tent lights really make the venue come alive. People have been commenting on how spectacular they look and I really think they make coming to the theatre more welcoming and enjoyable."each assembly consists of a 7.5” FR-4 board with Zierick 1286T connectors, enabling the construction of the “Jacob’s Ladder.” Each assembly exhibits a luminous flux of 50 lumens and 125mA drive current,Still, it's a slim opening being offered to inflatable products the Libyan strongman, one that he might be inclined to take coming as it does not just from a personal acquaintance, but someone who hails from "the first developing country to experience people power." and the total current drawn by 30 strips is 3.75A. The OPA775 Series strips are shipped in sets of 30.
The OPA776 Series strips are six-LED assemblies, with the ability from two to 60 strips connected per buss. Designed to operate at 24VDC,A built-in dock is attached to the battery and when DSTT not in use folds up in a nice compact manner to about half the size of the iPhone itself. each assembly has a luminous flux of 100 lumens, and a drive current of 125mA per strip. One OPA776 Series assembly consists of two strips of 7.5” FR-4 board with three LEDs per strip connected by a jumper wire. The OPA776 strips are shipped in sets of 60, and the total current drawn by 60 strips is 3.75A.
LED lighting - there are vast and varied ways to use LED lighting and it seems everyone wants it in their products. It appears simple – just take the LED components, put it on a thermal management system, add some power and there you have it. Yet, many companies have found that without the right resources and technical knowledge the task of designing in a LED lighting assembly is a little more complex than just a few steps. That is the lesson a leading ATM manufacturer learned after they spent 18 months working on a project to backlight a display on their next generation ATM machines.In the other open position, the outdoor christmas decorations dock holds the iPhone in a perfect position for resting on a tabletop for most any use including FaceTime. Their breakthrough came when they saw a sample of a product developed by TT electronics OPTEK Technology, the OPA775 / OPA776.
“The ‘Jacob’s Ladder’ LED strips turned out to be exactly what the ATM manufacturer had been trying to design,” explained Roland Chapa, product line director for visible LED products. “The three-LED strips are tightly binned to produce consistent light, and they are pre-wired with an easy-to-install IDC connector interface, so we were able to deliver to them a standard, already-tooled completed LED assembly for them to install. Our team was also able to provide assistance with thermal management of the assemblies, which was critical because of the limited space available to mount the LEDs within their already-tooled product housing.”
The OPA775 and OPA776 Series LED assemblies represent a cost-effective backlighting solution for other applications, such as accent lighting, under-counter lighting, media illumination, and large channel letter lighting.He said that a county council employee had witnessed a near miss between led lamp a car and cyclist, and he added: "If the argument is leave them off for good, then the answer is ‘no'."
The OPA775 Series strips are three-LED assemblies, with the ability to have from one to 30 strips connected per buss. Designed for operation at 12VDC, Marketing officer Jo Lewis said: "The new inflatable tent lights really make the venue come alive. People have been commenting on how spectacular they look and I really think they make coming to the theatre more welcoming and enjoyable."each assembly consists of a 7.5” FR-4 board with Zierick 1286T connectors, enabling the construction of the “Jacob’s Ladder.” Each assembly exhibits a luminous flux of 50 lumens and 125mA drive current,Still, it's a slim opening being offered to inflatable products the Libyan strongman, one that he might be inclined to take coming as it does not just from a personal acquaintance, but someone who hails from "the first developing country to experience people power." and the total current drawn by 30 strips is 3.75A. The OPA775 Series strips are shipped in sets of 30.
The OPA776 Series strips are six-LED assemblies, with the ability from two to 60 strips connected per buss. Designed to operate at 24VDC,A built-in dock is attached to the battery and when DSTT not in use folds up in a nice compact manner to about half the size of the iPhone itself. each assembly has a luminous flux of 100 lumens, and a drive current of 125mA per strip. One OPA776 Series assembly consists of two strips of 7.5” FR-4 board with three LEDs per strip connected by a jumper wire. The OPA776 strips are shipped in sets of 60, and the total current drawn by 60 strips is 3.75A.
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