Toshiba TLxH1100 SMT LEDs Data Handbook
Summary
Discover the Toshiba TLxH1100 series SMT LEDs, an ultra-high-brightness solution featuring advanced InGaAlP technology. These durable, flat-top LEDs are specifically engineered for demanding applications like automated message signboards and automotive lighting. This technical guide provides comprehensive electrical and optical data—including maximum ratings, performance curves, and color variants (Orange, Red, Yellow)—allowing engineers to reliably specify and integrate high-intensity illumination into professional electronic systems.
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Toshiba TLx H1100 SMT LEDs
Features
3.2 (L) x 2.8 (W) x 1.9 (H) mm Size Flat−top Type In Ga Al P Technology (Ultra High−Brightness Type) Low Drive Current, High Intensity Light Emission High Operating Temperature Standard Embossed Taping 8 mm Pitch : T09 (1000 pcs/reel)
Applications
Automotive Use Message Signboard Backlight
Series Line−Up Part Number Color Material TLOH1100 Ultra Bright Orange In Ga Al P TLRH1100 Ultra Bright Red In Ga Al P TLSH1100 Ultra Bright High Efficency Red In Ga Al P TLYH1100 Ultra Bright Yellow In Ga Al P
Maximum Ratings (Ta=25o C) Part Number Forward Current Reverse Voltage Power Dissipation Operating Temperature Storage Temperature
IF VR PD Topr Tstg
TLOH1100 125.00 −40 ~ 100 −40 ~ 100 TLRH1100 125.00 −40 ~ 100 −40 ~ 100 TLSH1100 125.00 −40 ~ 100 −40 ~ 100 TLYH1100 125.00 −40 ~ 100 −40 ~ 100 Unit m A m W
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Manual Details
| Brand | Toshiba |
|---|---|
| Pages | 6 |
| File Size | 290.16 KB |
| Published | June 15, 2026 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these LEDs suitable for life-critical equipment?
No; they are neither intended nor warranted for usage in equipment like airplane instruments or medical devices.
How should these semiconductor components be disposed of?
You must follow appropriate regulations when disposing of the products, avoiding disposal with other industrial waste or domestic garbage.
For what types of applications are these LEDs generally intended?
They are intended for general electronics applications such as computer, office equipment, and domestic appliances.