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Handling Precautions The LUXEON Z emitter is designed to maximize light output and reliability. However, improper handling of the emitter may damage the LED chip and affect the overall performance and reliability. In order to minimize the risk of damage to the LED chip during handling, LUXEON Z emitters should only be picked up manually from the side of the ceramic substrate as shown in Figure 4.
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1.1 Description

The LUXEON Z emitter is an ultra-compact, surface mount, high-power direct color or white LED. Each LUXEON Z

emitter consists of a high brightness InGaN or AlInGaP LED chip on a ceramic substrate. The ceramic substrate provides

mechanical support and provides a thermal path from the LED chip to the bottom of the emitter. An interconnect layer

electrically connects the LED chip to cathode and anode pads of equal size on the bottom of the ceramic substrate. The

cathode of the LUXEON Z emitter is marked with a small notch in the center of the electrode (see Figure 1).

The top of the LUXEON Z is covered with a thin layer of silicone to shield the chip from the environment. The bottom of the

LUXEON Z emitter contains two equally sized metallization pads for the anode and cathode.

All InGaN LUXEON Z emitters contain a transient voltage suppressor (TVS) chip which protects the LED chip against

electrostatic discharge (ESD) events. The TVS chip creates some minor topographical variations across the top surface of

the InGaN LUXEON Z emitters; all AlInGaP LUXEON Z emitters have a flat top surface.

The LUXEON Z emitter comes in four different form-factors, depending on the targeted color (see Table 1 and Figure 2):

Table 1. Summary of various LUXEON Z colors, chip technology, phosphor and nominal height of the light emitting area