What are the difference betwee the L.E.D's on the picture and a normal L.E.D with 2 prongs?

 

Cheers

 

Vijay

Its got 4 prongs :D

lol THANKS!!! :slap:

What are the difference betwee the L.E.D's on the picture and a normal L.E.D with 2 prongs?

 

Cheers

 

Vijay

 

It's probably a bi-colour LED. But I wouldn't rule out it just being a 2xneg / 2xpos package...

I would imagine it's something technical.

 

Hope this helps ;)

Don't think it's bi coloured and it's from a brakelight ;)

 

Something technical eh?? lol

It's not two brightnesses of LED in one package, is it? (If it's designed to do the same job as a standard tail bulb with a 21W and 5W filament for brake & tail light)

no, it's from a third high level brake light

Ah, scratch that then.. :)

 

I guess it's just an LED that hasn't learnt how to walk upright yet ;)

http://www.optoloco.com/pdfs/fourlegged/OPTP63060.pdf

 

Twin Anode and twin Cathode ;)

you wouldnt be trying out my idea of led rear lights in 99 spec lights would you vijay???

So is twin cathode/anode just a fancy name for 2 postives and 2 negatives?? What's the point?

 

No way mate, don't think I'd have the patience to solder that many LED's ;)

 

Vijay

Presumably to split the current for an ultra brite one?

oh ok :) Cheers Andy.