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<strong>PA015</strong> <strong>series</strong> <strong>Power</strong> <strong>LED</strong> <strong>chips</strong> <strong>integrated</strong> <strong>module</strong><br />

<strong>Power</strong> <strong>LED</strong> down light is a revolutionary, energy efficient and ultra compact new light source,<br />

combining from the lifetime and reliability advantages of Light Emitting Diodes with the<br />

brightness of conventional lighting.<br />

Key Benefits<br />

l Lowest Thermal Resistance<br />

l Easily To Control Junction Temperature<br />

l Low Cost Packaging Structure<br />

l High Luminance<br />

l Long Lifetime<br />

l Lower operating costs<br />

l Reduced maintenance costs<br />

l Environmentally friendly, no disposal issues<br />

Typical Applications<br />

l Commercial space Lighting<br />

l Interior Lighting


Precaution<br />

l Don’t touch, push or squish the light emitting area<br />

Do not touch the <strong>LED</strong> Array or resin area during operation. Allow the <strong>LED</strong> Array to cool for a<br />

sufficient period of time before handling. The <strong>LED</strong> Array may reach elevated temperatures<br />

such that it can burn skin when touched.<br />

Emitting area<br />

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Table of Contents<br />

Technology Overview ..................................................................... 3<br />

Average Lumen Maintenance Characteristics ................................ 3<br />

Environmental Compliance ............................................................ 3<br />

Product Nomenclature .................................................................... 4<br />

Dimensions ..................................................................................... 5<br />

Circuit Layout ................................................................................. 6<br />

Absolute Maximum Ratings ............................................................ 6<br />

Forward Voltage Characteristics .................................................... 7<br />

Operating Current and Luminous Flux Characteristics .................. 7<br />

Reliability Test ................................................................................ 8<br />

Color Temperature Characteristics ................................................ 9<br />

Color Spectrum .............................................................................. 9<br />

Recommend Heat Sink Surface Area .......................................... 11<br />

How to measure the junction temperature ................................... 12<br />

Assembly ...................................................................................... 13<br />

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Technology Overview<br />

EDISON ® Light Emitting Diodes Product benefit from a suite of innovations in the fields of<br />

chip technology, packaging, and thermal management. These breakthroughs allow<br />

illumination designers to achieve efficient light engine designs and deliver high brightness<br />

solutions. Furthermore, the COHS ® design can be to reduce thermal resistances between<br />

<strong>chips</strong> and heat sink, easily to control junction temperature.<br />

<br />

Average Lumen Maintenance Characteristics<br />

Lifetime for solid state lighting devices (<strong>LED</strong>s) is typically defined in terms of lumen<br />

maintenance—the percentage of initial light output remaining after a specified period of time.<br />

EDISON ® to expect that Pacific-S <strong>series</strong> products will deliver, on average 70% lumen<br />

maintenance at 30,000 hours of operation at suggested forward current. This projection is<br />

based on constant current operation with junction temperature maintained at or below 70°C.<br />

Environmental Compliance<br />

EDISON ® Light Emitting Diodes help reduce power consumption and the amount of<br />

hazardous waste entering the environment. All EDISON ® products manufactured by<br />

EDISON ® are RoHS compliant and free of hazardous materials, including lead and mercury.<br />

Product Nomenclature<br />

The following table describes the available color, power type etc.<br />

<br />

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PA 015 C CU H - 001<br />

Pacific <strong>Power</strong> Packaging<br />

Color Substrate<br />

Type<br />

Order Code Format<br />

Initial <strong>Power</strong> Color Substrate Packaging Type<br />

PA XXX Cool White CU (Copper Heat Sink) Horizontal PN Chip xxx<br />

Notes for Table 1:<br />

“x” Stands for 1 digit<br />

Example:<br />

<strong>PA015</strong>CCUH-001<br />

Neutral White AL(Aluminum Heat Sink) Vertical PN Chip<br />

Warm White FR (Fiber Reinforced Plastic) Flip-Chip<br />

AC <strong>Power</strong><br />

Pacific Series / 15 watts / Cool White Color / Copper Heat Sink Substrate / Horizontal PN<br />

Chip Package / Type 001.<br />

Dimensions<br />

Color code are replaced with question mark “?” in product code.<br />

<strong>PA015</strong>?CUH-002<br />

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.<br />

Notes:<br />

Top View<br />

Front View<br />

1. Solder pads are labeled “+” and “-“ to denote positive and negative, respectively.<br />

2. Drawings are not to scale.<br />

3. Drawing dimensions are in millimeters.<br />

4. Unless otherwise specified, tolerances are ± 0.20mm.<br />

Bottom View<br />

5. The optical center of the <strong>LED</strong> Array is defined by the mechanical center of the array.<br />

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Circuit Layout<br />

Product code below neglect color、substrate and package code, for example instead of<br />

<strong>PA015</strong>CCUH-001 with <strong>PA015</strong>-001.<br />

<strong>PA015</strong>-002<br />

Absolute Maximum Ratings<br />

The following table describes absolute maximum ratings of Pacific-S <strong>series</strong>. Please refer to<br />

circuit layout on previous page for DC forward current & voltage selection.<br />

Product code below neglect “PA”、color、substrate and package code, for example instead of<br />

<strong>PA015</strong> CCUH-001 with 015-001.<br />

Table 2.<br />

Parameter Range Unit Symbol<br />

<strong>LED</strong> Junction Temperature


1. DC forward current should not exceed <strong>LED</strong>’s operating current.<br />

2. <strong>LED</strong>s are not designed to be driven in reverse bias.<br />

Forward Voltage Characteristics<br />

The following tables describe forward voltage of Pacific-S005 <strong>series</strong>. Please note that the all<br />

forward voltage range is based on constant driving current. Do not base on the values below<br />

to design a constant voltage system.<br />

Product code below neglect color、substrate and package code, for example instead of<br />

<strong>PA015</strong>CCUH-001 with <strong>PA015</strong>-001.<br />

Table 3.<br />

<strong>Power</strong> Min. Voltage<br />

(VF)<br />

Typ.Voltage<br />

(VF)<br />

Max.Voltage<br />

(VF)<br />

<strong>PA015</strong>-002 17.9 19.8 21.4 V<br />

Notes for Table 3:<br />

Forward voltage is measured with an accuracy of ±10%<br />

Operating Current and Luminous Flux Characteristics<br />

The following tables describe luminous flux at Ta=25°C for Pacific-S <strong>series</strong> at DC forward current<br />

suggested above.<br />

Unit<br />

Product code below neglect “PA”、color、substrate and package code, for example instead of<br />

<strong>PA015</strong>CCUH-001 with 015-001.<br />

Table 4.<br />

Color 015-002 Unit<br />

Cool White 3250 lm<br />

Neutral White 2985<br />

Warm White<br />

Notes for Table 4:<br />

2835<br />

1. Luminous flux is measured with an accuracy of ±10% with 120° luminous<br />

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Reliability Test<br />

The following table describes operating life, mechanical, and environmental tests performed<br />

on EDISON ® Pacific-S <strong>series</strong>.<br />

Table 5.<br />

Stress Test Test Description<br />

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Stress<br />

Duration<br />

Natural Drop Equivalent drop height 112cm *<br />

High temperature<br />

operation or storage<br />

125°C 1000 hours<br />

High temperature &<br />

Humidity<br />

85°C/85%RH 1000 hours<br />

Temperature Cycle<br />

–40/115°C,15min dwell/<br />


Vibration, Variable<br />

Frequency<br />

20-2,000-10 Hz, log or linear sweep rate,<br />

20 G about 1 min, 1.5 mm, 3X/axis<br />

Mechanical Shock 1,500 G, 0.5 ms pulse, 5 shocks each 6 axis *<br />

Thermal Shock –40/125°C,15min dwell/


Color Temperature Characteristics<br />

The following tables describe color temperature of Pacific-S <strong>series</strong>.<br />

Product code below use “x” instead of power、substrate and package code, for example<br />

instead of <strong>PA015</strong>CCUH-001 with PAxxxCxxx-xxx.<br />

Table 6.<br />

Order Code Color λd / CCT<br />

Min. Max<br />

PAxxxCxxx-xxx Cool White 5000 10000 K<br />

PAxxxNxxx-xxx Neutral White 3700 5000 K<br />

PAxxxWxxx-xxx Warm White 2600 3700 K<br />

Notes for Table 6:<br />

1. CCT is measured with an accuracy of ± 200K.<br />

Color Spectrum<br />

Cool White Color Spectrum<br />

urement><br />

Unit<br />

Cool White Spectrum<br />

350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 900 950 1000 1050<br />

Wavelength(nm)<br />

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Neutral White Color Spectrum<br />

part, <strong>integrated</strong> measurement><br />

Warm White Color Spectrum<br />

Neutral White Spectrum<br />

350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 900 950 1000 1050<br />

Wavelength(nm)<br />

Warm White Spectrum<br />

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Recommend Heat Sink Surface Area<br />

The following tables describe recommend heat sink surface area to make sure the junction<br />

temperature Tj below 70°C and ensure the product’s life time of Pacific-S <strong>series</strong>.<br />

Chip Distribution<br />

Square<br />

Circle<br />

*Note 1<br />

Note 1 : Describe about die distribution.<br />

Square : example as below<br />

Circle : example as below<br />

Table 7.<br />

Wattage<br />

Suggested Surface<br />

(W)<br />

Area<br />

(cm 2 )<br />

5 150<br />

7 300<br />

10 500<br />

15 800<br />

20 1000<br />

30 2500<br />

40 3200<br />

50 4000<br />

60 >4000<br />

100 >15000<br />

120 >20000<br />

10 500<br />

15 500<br />

20 500<br />

Test point<br />

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How to measure the junction temperature<br />

It’s very easily to make sure the junction temperature by measure the temperature of test<br />

point designed on the substrate near the <strong>chips</strong>. By choose suitable heat sink and measure<br />

the test point temperature to make sure the junction temperature at least below 80°C .<br />

1. Attach product on the heat-sink<br />

with high heat conductive paste.<br />

Test point.<br />

Via diameter 1.0mm<br />

2. Let the thermal wire contact the<br />

via bottom metal and fixed.<br />

Suggest thermal wire diameter<br />

below 0.15mm<br />

Thermal meter<br />

3. Light on and waiting for heat equilibrium.<br />

The equilibrium time depend on the<br />

heat-sink size you chose. Normally 2.5hr<br />

waiting time is necessary.<br />

4. Read temperature and plus 3 degree will<br />

be the junction temperature.<br />

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Assembly<br />

We suggested using Pacific-S will be easier to apply to in lighting application. It’s can use<br />

screws to fix at lampshade or metal utilities. We strongly recommended using as graphite<br />

between lampshade or utilities metal.<br />

Drawing Not to Scale<br />

<br />

For the Circle emitter products (015-002), preferred screw mounting locations are indicated in<br />

Figure7.<br />

Graphite<br />

Heat Sink<br />

Screw<br />

Emitter<br />

<br />

Graphite 0.5t/mm (Reference)<br />

Pacific-S <strong>series</strong> (Reference)<br />

Heat Sink (Reference)<br />

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