Does anyone know where I can get LEDs that emit in this range in small quantities?
402-425 nm LEDs
Oct 21, 2005
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This is not a low cost source, but the selection is pretty wide:
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Hmm, a purple LED.
You can fake it by using the red and blue parts of a RGB led, but I guess you've already decided that won't work in your application.
Bye.
Jasen
That's not a common LED wavelength, but...
I've measured a Lumex SSL-LX5093UVC to be 404nm peak, 13nm FWHM. Some vendors are discontinuing it, but I have seen them available on the web.
FWIW, Hosfelt lists their #25-504 as "420nm", but it measures 445nm, so don't bother with that one.
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