TLM2728A2V219Z1A1-R9-S1P12
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Wavelength [Emission angle:120° / Current:9000 mA / Voltage:3.4-4.5 V / Optical power:16-22 mW] | 385 nm |
| Emission angle [Wavelength ：385 nm / Current ：9000 mA / Voltage ：3.4-4.5 V / Optical Power ：16-22 mW] | 120° |
| Current [Wavelength ：385 nm / Emission angle ：120° / Voltage ：3.4-4.5 V / Optical power ：16-22 mW] | 9000 mA |
| Voltage [Wavelength:385 nm / Emission angle:120° / Current:9000 mA / Optical power:16-22 mW] | 3.4-4.5 V |
| Optical Power [Wavelength:385 nm / Emission angle:120° / Current:9000 mA / Voltage:3.4-4.5 V] | 16-22 mW |
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