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Introducing the XHP50 and XHP70 extreme high power LEDs from Cree

Cree has announced the commercial availability of XLamp® Extreme High Power (XHP) LEDs, a new class of LEDs that enable a system cost reduction of up to 40 percent for lighting applications. The first LEDs powered by Cree’s revolutionary SC5 Technology™ Platform, XLamp XHP50 and XHP70 LEDs provide twice the lumen output and improved reliability compared to previous LEDs of the same size. The ground-breaking technology of the new XHP LEDs will help drive the next major innovations in lighting system design.

The new XHP LEDs allow lighting manufacturers to drastically reduce the size and cost of their lighting system design by using fewer, more reliable LEDs to achieve the same brightness. XHP LEDs enable new lighting designs that require fewer optics, a smaller printed circuit board, a smaller housing and less handling. XHP LEDs also achieve longer lifetimes even at higher operating temperatures and currents than previous LED technology, allowing lighting manufacturers to reduce heat sink size and cost without impacting the rated lifetime.

In addition, XHP LEDs enable other cost reductions at the system level not possible with other LED solutions. For example, in roadway and outdoor area lighting, on top of the luminaire cost savings, XHP LEDs can produce a radically smaller and lighter luminaire that requires a less expensive pole.

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  • Compact package size: 5.0x5.0mm (XHP50) and 7.0x7.0mm (XHP70)
  • Configurable for use at 6 V or 12 V by PCB layout
  • Maximum drive current: 3A (XHP50) and 4.8A (XHP70)
  • Maximum power: 19W (XHP50) and 32W (XHP70)
  • Maximum light output: 2546 lm (XHP50) and 4022 lm (XHP70)
  • CCT options from 7000K through 2700K
  • Simple colour binning, available in 2, 3 & 5-Step EasyWhite® and ANSI standard
  • Low thermal resistance: 1.2 °C/W (XHP50), 0.9 °C/W (XHP70)
  • Binned at 85 °C
  • Up to 90 CRI available
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Similar dramatic cost savings over existing solutions may be achieved in a wide variety of lighting applications, including track, stadium and high bay.

As the first LEDs to incorporate the SC5 Technology Platform, the new XHP LEDs introduce significant advancements in light output, colour consistency and design flexibility. XLamp XHP50 and XHP70 LEDs shatter the industry’s perceived limit of LED lumen density by delivering up to 2546 lumens at 19 watts from a 5.0 x 5.0 mm package and up to 4022 lumens at 32 watts from a 7.0 x 7.0 mm package, respectively. Click here to read more information about Cree’s SC5 Technology Platform.

Through improvements in the light conversion process, Cree has reduced LED-to-LED colour variations and, among other options, offers XHP LEDs in 2-step, 3-step EasyWhite® bins for 4000K through 2700K in 80 and 90 CRI whilst 4500K and 5000K colour temperatures are offered in 3-step and 5-step EasyWhite® bins. ANSI standard binning is also available in CCT’s from 7000K through 3000K.

The XHP LEDs introduce a new, innovative package that allows manufacturers to choose either 6 V or 12 V configurations from the same LED through the solder pad design on the circuit board, this new package allows designers greater flexibility and simplifies the customers inventory management process.

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