Handling of Silicone Resin LEDs

In recent years, the brightness of LEDs has continually increased, allowing them to be used in completely new application areas. Due to the strong increase in brightness, the bonded system of chip and housing takes on increased significance.

Generally, the lifetime of an LED is not due to the actual semiconductor chip itself, but primarily determined by the housing. The “lifetime” refers to the period of time, whereby the brightness drops to half of its original value at a specific current.

In order to achieve a lifetime in the range of 100,000 hours at room temperature for very bright LEDs, OSRAM OS has implemented a new sealing compound consisting of silicone.

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