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what are these pins
smj74

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@copilot what are these pins
1y

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The component XHP50A-01-0000-0D0BJ20CB, which is an LED from CreeLED, Inc., has three pins:
  1. ANODE: This is the positive terminal of the LED. When connecting the LED in a circuit, you should connect the anode to the positive voltage supply.
  2. CATHODE: This is the negative terminal of the LED. Connect the cathode to the ground or the negative voltage supply.
  3. EP (Electrical Pad): This pad is usually used for thermal management. It helps in heat dissipation and should typically be connected to a heatsink or a thermal plane on the PCB.
If you need more details or specific connections, let me know!
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LED1
Part Type
LED
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L1
Inductance
Inductance
R1
Resistance
0.1 Ω
R2
Resistance
47kΩ
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