The SFH 2440 L belongs to the category of infrared emitters.
The SFH 2440 L has three pins: 1. Anode (+) 2. Cathode (-) 3. No Connection (NC)
Advantages: - Long operational lifespan - Reliable performance - Low forward voltage
Disadvantages: - Limited peak wavelength range - Sensitivity to ambient temperature variations
The SFH 2440 L operates by converting electrical energy into infrared radiation through the process of electron-hole recombination within the semiconductor material.
The SFH 2440 L is widely used in: - Remote control systems for consumer electronics - Presence detection in security systems - Light barriers for industrial automation
Some alternative models to the SFH 2440 L include: - SFH 2430 L - SFH 2450 L - TSAL6200
This comprehensive entry provides detailed information about the SFH 2440 L, covering its category, basic overview, specifications, pin configuration, functional features, advantages and disadvantages, working principles, application field plans, and alternative models.
What is SFH 2440 L?
What are the typical applications of SFH 2440 L?
What is the operating voltage range for SFH 2440 L?
What is the typical radiant intensity of SFH 2440 L?
Can SFH 2440 L be used in automotive applications?
Does SFH 2440 L require any heat sinking?
What is the recommended peak forward current for SFH 2440 L?
Is SFH 2440 L compatible with SMT (Surface Mount Technology) assembly?
What is the typical wavelength of SFH 2440 L?
Are there any specific precautions to consider when using SFH 2440 L in technical solutions?