LumiBrightTM FC 2400B-510
Description
The Model FC 2400B-510 is designed for high luminous flux, white LED illumination into optical fibers, bundles and light guides sized from 1.0 to 3.0mm in diameter. The product features patented technologies that encompass non-imaging optics with chip-on-board metallic substrates to provide both optimum luminous efficacy as well as ideal thermal management. The 2400B-510 is ideally suited for endoscope and microscope illuminator applications.
LumiBrightTM FC 2400B-510
Specifications |
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| LED Color: | White |
| Wavelength Range: | 400-720nm |
| Output Power (CW): | 510 W |
| Emission Angle (Divergence): | -- deg |
| Numerical Aperture (NA): | 0.66 |
Features
Supports fiber apertures - 1.0mm - 3.0mm
White (4700K+/-300)
High thermal conductivity metal core PCB
COB array technology, 7 Die
Patent-pending technology
Applications
Medical endoscopy
Microscopes
Machine vision
Industrial borescopes
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Frequently Asked Questions
The LumiBright FC 2400B-510 provides intense and stable optical power, has a small footprint, allows for continuous high current or pulsed operation, and is RoHS compliant - environmentally friendly.
The LumiBright FC 2400B-510 supports fiber apertures of 1.0mm to 3.0mm, has a white (4700K+/-300) light, high thermal conductivity metal core PCB, COB array technology with 7 die, and patent-pending technology.
The LumiBright FC 2400B-510 is typically used in medical endoscopy, microscopes, machine vision, and industrial borescopes.
The LumiBright FC 2400B-510 is designed for high luminous flux, white LED illumination into optical fibers, bundles and light guides sized from 1.0 to 3.0mm in diameter.
The maximum coupling efficiency for the Model 2400B-510 requires the use of a fiberoptic or lightguide with equivalent specifications for both the nominal values of Numerical Aperture (NA0) and Clear Aperture (CA0).