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150060VS75000: Wurth Elektronik WL-SMCW 0603 Bright Green Chip LED
Wurth Elektronik 150060VS75000 is a 0603 (1608 metric) top-view SMD chip LED from the WL-SMCW series: an AlInGaP bright green emitter (570 nm dominant) under a water-clear lens, 2.0 V typical forward voltage at 20 mA and 30 mA maximum continuous current. It is a general-purpose status and indicator LED. This page carries a datasheet-checked KiCad symbol and footprint, a 3D model with separate off and on states, Fusion 360 / EAGLE and Altium libraries, and the provenance behind every number.
Key specs
| Spec | Value | Datasheet |
|---|---|---|
| Package | 0603 chip LED, 1.6 x 0.8 mm, 0.7 mm tall (0.3 mm substrate + 0.4 mm lens), castellated wrap-around terminals | p.1 |
| Chip technology / colour | AlInGaP, bright green, water-clear lens | p.1 |
| Dominant / peak wavelength | 570 nm / 572 nm at 20 mA | p.2 |
| Spectral bandwidth | 15 nm | p.2 |
| Luminous intensity | 40 mcd typ, 12 mcd min at 20 mA | p.2 |
| Forward voltage | 2.0 V typ, 2.4 V max at 20 mA | p.2 |
| Viewing angle (2θ50%) | 140 degrees | p.2 |
| Continuous forward current | 30 mA max | p.1 |
| Peak forward current | 100 mA (1/10 duty at 1 kHz) | p.1 |
| Reverse voltage | 5 V max; reverse current 10 µA max at 5 V | p.1, p.2 |
| Power dissipation | 72 mW max | p.1 |
| ESD (HBM) | 2000 V | p.1 |
| Junction temperature | 95 °C max | p.1 |
| Operating temperature | -40 to +85 °C | p.1 |
| Moisture sensitivity | MSL 3 | p.1 |
| Reflow | J-STD-020E profile, 260 °C peak for this package, 2 cycles max | p.6 |
| Packaging | 8 mm tape on a 178 mm reel, 4000 pcs | p.5 |
Page numbers refer to the Wurth datasheet 150060VS75000, revision 002.009 of 2019-02-26 (8 pages).
States
An LED looks different off and lit, so this page carries one 3D model for each state (adom/component-states@1). Off is the water-clear lens as built, 150060VS75000-off.step. On is the lens in the 570 nm emitted colour with its glow, 150060VS75000.step. The two models differ only in the lens material, so viewers and probing simulations can find the glowing part by that difference.
Pinout and polarity
| Pin | Name | Function |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | K | Cathode (-). The underside triangle points to this terminal and the top polarity mark sits on this end. |
| 2 | A | Anode (+). Drive through a series resistor. |
How to find the cathode on the part (datasheet p.1):
- Underside: a green triangle between the two terminals points to the cathode (pin 1).
- Top: the "Polarity Mark" is a small dark wedge in one corner of the cathode end.
- Reel: p.5 shows the part's polarity mark relative to the feeding direction for pick-and-place set-up.
The symbol (KiCad Device:LED numbering, pin 1 = K, pin 2 = A), the footprint (pad 1 = cathode) and the 3D model (cathode toward -X) agree; the check is logged in the verification record above.
Designer notes
- Always use a series resistor. The datasheet calls resistors for protection obligatory (p.7). R = (V_rail - Vf) / I_F: from 3.3 V at 10 mA, (3.3 - 2.0) / 0.010 = 130 ohm; check the worst case with Vf = 2.4 V max. From 5 V at 20 mA, (5.0 - 2.0) / 0.020 = 150 ohm.
- Brightness: 40 mcd typ at 20 mA is a moderate indicator; a few mA is usually enough for a status light, and the p.4 curve shows intensity against current, with the current derating against ambient temperature beside it.
- Wide viewing angle (140 degrees) and a water-clear lens: the part looks clear when off and lights bright green.
- Reverse voltage is only 5 V. Do not use it as a rectifier or put it across a signal that can swing negative by more than that.
- Handling: MSL 3 (bake or keep dry per J-STD-033 after the bag is opened) and ESD precautions apply (p.1, p.7).
- Binning: each reel holds one bin of intensity, chromaticity or wavelength and forward voltage; a single bin cannot be ordered (p.7).
Footprint
Wurth's recommended land pattern from datasheet p.1: two 0.8 x 0.8 mm pads, 0.8 mm apart, 2.4 mm overall. KiCad's generic LED_0603_1608Metric is an IPC-7351 nominal pattern and does not match it, so this footprint follows Wurth.
| mm | Wurth datasheet p.1 | KiCad LED_0603_1608Metric | This page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pad length (along the part) | 0.8 | 0.875 | 0.8 |
| Pad width | 0.8 | 0.95 | 0.8 |
| Gap between pads | 0.8 | 0.7 | 0.8 |
| Centre to centre | 1.6 | 1.575 | 1.6 |
| Overall | 2.4 | 2.45 | 2.4 |
| Corners | square, as drawn | rounded (ratio 0.25) | square |
Pin 1 and cathode marks: the silkscreen bracket closes the pad-1 (cathode) end; on F.Fab a line marks the cathode terminal edge and a filled wedge sits in the same corner as the part's top polarity mark. The footprint references ${KIPRJMOD}/150060VS75000.step with an identity transform. Comparison data: provenance/footprint-comparison.json.
3D models
| File | What it is |
|---|---|
| 150060VS75000.step | The library model for board CAD (KiCad, Fusion, Altium) and the on-state STEP: green lens, part number on the side wall. |
| 150060VS75000-off.step | The off-state STEP: the same solids and etch with a water-clear lens. |
| 150060VS75000.glb | GLB of the library model for boards and digital twins: no pad outlines, labels or silkscreen. |
| states/150060VS75000-off.glb, states/150060VS75000-on.glb | The two state GLBs: translucent water-clear lens, and the lit emissive lens. |
| 150060vs75000-hero.glb | The annotated page hero (adom-hero 1.4): the model plus teal dashed pad outlines, silkscreen with a pin-1 dot and K / A pad labels. Display only, never for a board. |
| lod/ | Four board-use detail levels (below). |
The part number 150060VS75000 is etched on the -Y side wall of the white substrate, reading from the cathode end, as a virtual identification aid; Wurth prints no part number on this part.
Where the 3D model comes from
The model is AI-generated from the Wurth datasheet, because neither better source was usable:
- Wurth's own STEP (Wurth publishes one per part number on we-online.com) could not be downloaded for this page: the site answered every download with a bot challenge. Comparing against it is an open item in the verification record.
- KiCad's
LED_0603_1608Metric.stepis 1.1 mm tall with a moulded dome; the datasheet gives 0.7 ±0.1 mm and a straight-walled lens, so it was rejected. - The model was therefore built from the p.1 dimensions with provenance/tools/build_step.py: 1.6 x 0.8 mm white substrate 0.3 mm thick, 1.1 mm lens 0.4 mm tall, gold terminals wrapping both 0.25 mm ends with R 0.175 castellations, bottom terminals 0.7 mm wide with a 0.7 mm gap, the underside triangle and the top polarity wedge. Colours and the wrap-around terminals follow Wurth's WL-SMCW product photo; the die under the lens is illustrative. Every dimension and its source is in provenance/3d-model.json.
Proof: top, side and bottom renders of the model blended over the datasheet's p.1 views at the drawing's 20:1 scale. Outline, lens, castellations, terminal gap and both polarity marks coincide.
Detail levels for boards
| Level | File | Triangles | Part number | Change from high |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| high | 150060VS75000-high.glb | 525 | yes | none (same bytes as 150060VS75000.glb) |
| medium | 150060VS75000-medium.glb | 477 | yes | castellations at 6 segments |
| low | 150060VS75000-low.glb | 128 | no | castellations at 4 segments; die and etch dropped |
| super-low | 150060VS75000-super-low.glb | 96 | no | two-segment notch; die, marks and etch dropped |
All levels share the same Z-up frame, units and seating (z = 0 at the terminal bottoms, origin at the footprint centre) and contain only the chip. They are candidates: inspected as images, not yet qualified in a streaming LOD viewer.
Ordering
| MPN | 150060VS75000 |
| Manufacturer | Wurth Elektronik (WL-SMCW series) |
| Mouser | 710-150060VS75000 |
| DigiKey | 732-4980-2-ND |
| LCSC / JLCPCB | C6848499 (JLCPCB extended part) |
| Packaging | tape and reel, 4000 pcs per 178 mm reel (p.5) |
Snapshot 2026-10-21 from adom-parts-search search 150060VS75000: Mouser 703,027 in stock at $0.15 (1 pc), DigiKey 533,153 at $0.15 (1 pc), LCSC 2,129. Prices and stock change; check before ordering. The MPN, manufacturer and the three distributor numbers are also in the KiCad symbol properties, the Altium parameters (with Supplier links) and the Fusion attributes, so a BOM exported from any of them is orderable.
Downloads
| File | Tool |
|---|---|
| 150060VS75000.kicad_sym | KiCad symbol (KiCad's standard LED symbol with the part's properties) |
| 150060VS75000.kicad_mod | KiCad footprint (Wurth land pattern) |
| 150060VS75000.step | 3D model for KiCad, Fusion and Altium |
| 150060VS75000.lbr | Fusion 360 / EAGLE library (symbol, package, MPN and distributor attributes) |
| altium/150060VS75000.SchLib, altium/150060VS75000.PcbLib | Altium symbol and footprint (the PcbLib embeds the STEP body) |
| altium/150060VS75000.adom-lbr.json | adom-lbr part: converts to Altium, KiCad and EAGLE |
| docs/150060VS75000-datasheet.pdf | Wurth datasheet, revision 002.009 |
The libraries were produced from the one KiCad symbol and footprint by adom-lbr 2.47.5 (generate --part-metadata page.json, import-kicad, assemble-altium); the Altium pair was read back with import-altium and maps pin 1 K to pad 1 and pin 2 A to pad 2.
Manufacturer and resources
| Resource | Link |
|---|---|
| WL-SMCW series product page | we-online.com |
| Datasheet 150060VS75000 | we-online.com PDF, copy here: docs/150060VS75000-datasheet.pdf |
| 3D model (STEP) | published by Wurth per part number on the product page; not yet compared here (see Where the 3D model comes from) |
Datasheet pages
The pages this page cites, as images:
- p.1 Dimensions, recommended land pattern, absolute maximum ratings, schematic:
- p.2 Electrical and optical properties, viewing angle:
- p.3 Spectrum and forward current against forward voltage:
- p.4 Luminous intensity against forward current, derating curve:
- p.5 Tape and reel, polarity in the tape:
Provenance
- Datasheet: Wurth Elektronik 150060VS75000, revision 002.009, 2019-02-26, 8 pages, downloaded from we-online.com on 2026-10-21. Hashes in provenance/sources.json.
- Symbol: KiCad's
Device:LEDsymbol, renamed and given this part's properties; graphics and pin numbering unchanged. - Footprint: created with adom-footprint 1.0.26 from the p.1 land pattern; silkscreen cathode bracket, F.Fab cathode marks and the model path added afterwards (provenance/footprint-comparison.json).
- 3D: built from the datasheet (provenance/3d-model.json, provenance/tools/), etched with adom-chip-laser 0.2.0, converted with step2glb 0.13.2, materials set by glb_post_materials.py; hero by
adom-wiki pkg hero(adom-hero 1.4). - Sourcing:
adom-parts-searchsnapshot of 2026-10-21.
License
Files authored for this page (symbol properties, footprint, 3D models, libraries, tools, README) are CC-BY-4.0, except where they derive from KiCad's libraries: the symbol graphics come from KiCad's Device:LED (CC-BY-SA-4.0 with the KiCad library exception). The datasheet and its page images are Wurth Elektronik's documents and remain under Wurth's terms. See LICENSE.
# 150060VS75000: Wurth Elektronik WL-SMCW 0603 Bright Green Chip LED
**Wurth Elektronik 150060VS75000** is a 0603 (1608 metric) top-view SMD chip LED from the WL-SMCW series: an AlInGaP bright green emitter (570 nm dominant) under a water-clear lens, 2.0 V typical forward voltage at 20 mA and 30 mA maximum continuous current. It is a general-purpose status and indicator LED. This page carries a datasheet-checked KiCad symbol and footprint, a 3D model with separate off and on states, Fusion 360 / EAGLE and Altium libraries, and the provenance behind every number.
::adom-verified{src="/adom/150060vs75000/render/verification.json"}
## Key specs
| Spec | Value | Datasheet |
|---|---|---|
| Package | 0603 chip LED, 1.6 x 0.8 mm, 0.7 mm tall (0.3 mm substrate + 0.4 mm lens), castellated wrap-around terminals | p.1 |
| Chip technology / colour | AlInGaP, bright green, water-clear lens | p.1 |
| Dominant / peak wavelength | 570 nm / 572 nm at 20 mA | p.2 |
| Spectral bandwidth | 15 nm | p.2 |
| Luminous intensity | 40 mcd typ, 12 mcd min at 20 mA | p.2 |
| Forward voltage | 2.0 V typ, 2.4 V max at 20 mA | p.2 |
| Viewing angle (2θ50%) | 140 degrees | p.2 |
| Continuous forward current | 30 mA max | p.1 |
| Peak forward current | 100 mA (1/10 duty at 1 kHz) | p.1 |
| Reverse voltage | 5 V max; reverse current 10 µA max at 5 V | p.1, p.2 |
| Power dissipation | 72 mW max | p.1 |
| ESD (HBM) | 2000 V | p.1 |
| Junction temperature | 95 °C max | p.1 |
| Operating temperature | -40 to +85 °C | p.1 |
| Moisture sensitivity | MSL 3 | p.1 |
| Reflow | J-STD-020E profile, 260 °C peak for this package, 2 cycles max | p.6 |
| Packaging | 8 mm tape on a 178 mm reel, 4000 pcs | p.5 |
Page numbers refer to the Wurth datasheet [150060VS75000, revision 002.009 of 2019-02-26](docs/150060VS75000-datasheet.pdf) (8 pages).
## States
An LED looks different off and lit, so this page carries one 3D model for each state (adom/component-states@1). Off is the water-clear lens as built, `150060VS75000-off.step`. On is the lens in the 570 nm emitted colour with its glow, `150060VS75000.step`. The two models differ only in the lens material, so viewers and probing simulations can find the glowing part by that difference.
::adom-states{src="/adom/150060vs75000/render/states.json"}
## Pinout and polarity
| Pin | Name | Function |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | K | Cathode (-). The underside triangle points to this terminal and the top polarity mark sits on this end. |
| 2 | A | Anode (+). Drive through a series resistor. |
How to find the cathode on the part (datasheet p.1):
- **Underside:** a green triangle between the two terminals points to the cathode (pin 1).
- **Top:** the "Polarity Mark" is a small dark wedge in one corner of the cathode end.
- **Reel:** p.5 shows the part's polarity mark relative to the feeding direction for pick-and-place set-up.
The symbol (KiCad Device:LED numbering, pin 1 = K, pin 2 = A), the footprint (pad 1 = cathode) and the 3D model (cathode toward -X) agree; the check is logged in the verification record above.
## Designer notes
- **Always use a series resistor.** The datasheet calls resistors for protection obligatory (p.7). R = (V_rail - Vf) / I_F: from 3.3 V at 10 mA, (3.3 - 2.0) / 0.010 = 130 ohm; check the worst case with Vf = 2.4 V max. From 5 V at 20 mA, (5.0 - 2.0) / 0.020 = 150 ohm.
- **Brightness:** 40 mcd typ at 20 mA is a moderate indicator; a few mA is usually enough for a status light, and the p.4 curve shows intensity against current, with the current derating against ambient temperature beside it.
- **Wide viewing angle** (140 degrees) and a water-clear lens: the part looks clear when off and lights bright green.
- **Reverse voltage is only 5 V.** Do not use it as a rectifier or put it across a signal that can swing negative by more than that.
- **Handling:** MSL 3 (bake or keep dry per J-STD-033 after the bag is opened) and ESD precautions apply (p.1, p.7).
- **Binning:** each reel holds one bin of intensity, chromaticity or wavelength and forward voltage; a single bin cannot be ordered (p.7).
## Footprint
Wurth's recommended land pattern from datasheet p.1: two 0.8 x 0.8 mm pads, 0.8 mm apart, 2.4 mm overall. KiCad's generic `LED_0603_1608Metric` is an IPC-7351 nominal pattern and does not match it, so this footprint follows Wurth.
| mm | Wurth datasheet p.1 | KiCad LED_0603_1608Metric | This page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pad length (along the part) | 0.8 | 0.875 | 0.8 |
| Pad width | 0.8 | 0.95 | 0.8 |
| Gap between pads | 0.8 | 0.7 | 0.8 |
| Centre to centre | 1.6 | 1.575 | 1.6 |
| Overall | 2.4 | 2.45 | 2.4 |
| Corners | square, as drawn | rounded (ratio 0.25) | square |
Pin 1 and cathode marks: the silkscreen bracket closes the pad-1 (cathode) end; on F.Fab a line marks the cathode terminal edge and a filled wedge sits in the same corner as the part's top polarity mark. The footprint references `${KIPRJMOD}/150060VS75000.step` with an identity transform. Comparison data: [provenance/footprint-comparison.json](provenance/footprint-comparison.json).
## 3D models
::adom-models{src="/adom/150060vs75000/render/models.json"}
| File | What it is |
|---|---|
| [150060VS75000.step](150060VS75000.step) | **The library model** for board CAD (KiCad, Fusion, Altium) and the on-state STEP: green lens, part number on the side wall. |
| [150060VS75000-off.step](150060VS75000-off.step) | The off-state STEP: the same solids and etch with a water-clear lens. |
| [150060VS75000.glb](150060VS75000.glb) | GLB of the library model for boards and digital twins: no pad outlines, labels or silkscreen. |
| [states/150060VS75000-off.glb](states/150060VS75000-off.glb), [states/150060VS75000-on.glb](states/150060VS75000-on.glb) | The two state GLBs: translucent water-clear lens, and the lit emissive lens. |
| [150060vs75000-hero.glb](150060vs75000-hero.glb) | The annotated page hero (adom-hero 1.4): the model plus teal dashed pad outlines, silkscreen with a pin-1 dot and K / A pad labels. Display only, never for a board. |
| [lod/](lod/manifest.json) | Four board-use detail levels (below). |
The part number `150060VS75000` is etched on the -Y side wall of the white substrate, reading from the cathode end, as a virtual identification aid; Wurth prints no part number on this part.
### Where the 3D model comes from
The model is **AI-generated from the Wurth datasheet**, because neither better source was usable:
1. **Wurth's own STEP** (Wurth publishes one per part number on we-online.com) could not be downloaded for this page: the site answered every download with a bot challenge. Comparing against it is an open item in the verification record.
2. **KiCad's `LED_0603_1608Metric.step`** is 1.1 mm tall with a moulded dome; the datasheet gives 0.7 ±0.1 mm and a straight-walled lens, so it was rejected.
3. The model was therefore built from the p.1 dimensions with [provenance/tools/build_step.py](provenance/tools/build_step.py): 1.6 x 0.8 mm white substrate 0.3 mm thick, 1.1 mm lens 0.4 mm tall, gold terminals wrapping both 0.25 mm ends with R 0.175 castellations, bottom terminals 0.7 mm wide with a 0.7 mm gap, the underside triangle and the top polarity wedge. Colours and the wrap-around terminals follow Wurth's WL-SMCW product photo; the die under the lens is illustrative. Every dimension and its source is in [provenance/3d-model.json](provenance/3d-model.json).
Proof: top, side and bottom renders of the model blended over the datasheet's p.1 views at the drawing's 20:1 scale. Outline, lens, castellations, terminal gap and both polarity marks coincide.
### Detail levels for boards
::adom-component-lod{src="/adom/150060vs75000/render/lod/manifest.json"}
| Level | File | Triangles | Part number | Change from high |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| high | [150060VS75000-high.glb](lod/150060VS75000-high.glb) | 525 | yes | none (same bytes as 150060VS75000.glb) |
| medium | [150060VS75000-medium.glb](lod/150060VS75000-medium.glb) | 477 | yes | castellations at 6 segments |
| low | [150060VS75000-low.glb](lod/150060VS75000-low.glb) | 128 | no | castellations at 4 segments; die and etch dropped |
| super-low | [150060VS75000-super-low.glb](lod/150060VS75000-super-low.glb) | 96 | no | two-segment notch; die, marks and etch dropped |
All levels share the same Z-up frame, units and seating (z = 0 at the terminal bottoms, origin at the footprint centre) and contain only the chip. They are candidates: inspected as images, not yet qualified in a streaming LOD viewer.
## Ordering
| | |
|---|---|
| MPN | `150060VS75000` |
| Manufacturer | Wurth Elektronik (WL-SMCW series) |
| Mouser | [710-150060VS75000](https://www.mouser.com/en/ProductDetail/Wurth-Elektronik/150060VS75000?qs=LlUlMxKIyB1Q1Bi5mQ%2FKLw%3D%3D) |
| DigiKey | [732-4980-2-ND](https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/w%C3%BCrth-elektronik/150060VS75000/4489906) |
| LCSC / JLCPCB | [C6848499](https://www.lcsc.com/product-detail/C6848499.html) (JLCPCB extended part) |
| Packaging | tape and reel, 4000 pcs per 178 mm reel (p.5) |
Snapshot 2026-10-21 from `adom-parts-search search 150060VS75000`: Mouser 703,027 in stock at $0.15 (1 pc), DigiKey 533,153 at $0.15 (1 pc), LCSC 2,129. Prices and stock change; check before ordering. The MPN, manufacturer and the three distributor numbers are also in the KiCad symbol properties, the Altium parameters (with Supplier links) and the Fusion attributes, so a BOM exported from any of them is orderable.
## Downloads
| File | Tool |
|---|---|
| [150060VS75000.kicad_sym](150060VS75000.kicad_sym) | KiCad symbol (KiCad's standard LED symbol with the part's properties) |
| [150060VS75000.kicad_mod](150060VS75000.kicad_mod) | KiCad footprint (Wurth land pattern) |
| [150060VS75000.step](150060VS75000.step) | 3D model for KiCad, Fusion and Altium |
| [150060VS75000.lbr](150060VS75000.lbr) | Fusion 360 / EAGLE library (symbol, package, MPN and distributor attributes) |
| [altium/150060VS75000.SchLib](altium/150060VS75000.SchLib), [altium/150060VS75000.PcbLib](altium/150060VS75000.PcbLib) | Altium symbol and footprint (the PcbLib embeds the STEP body) |
| [altium/150060VS75000.adom-lbr.json](altium/150060VS75000.adom-lbr.json) | adom-lbr part: converts to Altium, KiCad and EAGLE |
| [docs/150060VS75000-datasheet.pdf](docs/150060VS75000-datasheet.pdf) | Wurth datasheet, revision 002.009 |
The libraries were produced from the one KiCad symbol and footprint by adom-lbr 2.47.5 (`generate --part-metadata page.json`, `import-kicad`, `assemble-altium`); the Altium pair was read back with `import-altium` and maps pin 1 K to pad 1 and pin 2 A to pad 2.
## Manufacturer and resources
| Resource | Link |
|---|---|
| WL-SMCW series product page | [we-online.com](https://www.we-online.com/en/components/products/WL-SMCW) |
| Datasheet 150060VS75000 | [we-online.com PDF](https://www.we-online.com/components/products/datasheet/150060VS75000.pdf), copy here: [docs/150060VS75000-datasheet.pdf](docs/150060VS75000-datasheet.pdf) |
| 3D model (STEP) | published by Wurth per part number on the product page; not yet compared here (see Where the 3D model comes from) |
## Datasheet pages
The pages this page cites, as images:
- p.1 Dimensions, recommended land pattern, absolute maximum ratings, schematic: 
- p.2 Electrical and optical properties, viewing angle: 
- p.3 Spectrum and forward current against forward voltage: 
- p.4 Luminous intensity against forward current, derating curve: 
- p.5 Tape and reel, polarity in the tape: 
## Provenance
- **Datasheet:** Wurth Elektronik 150060VS75000, revision 002.009, 2019-02-26, 8 pages, downloaded from we-online.com on 2026-10-21. Hashes in [provenance/sources.json](provenance/sources.json).
- **Symbol:** KiCad's `Device:LED` symbol, renamed and given this part's properties; graphics and pin numbering unchanged.
- **Footprint:** created with adom-footprint 1.0.26 from the p.1 land pattern; silkscreen cathode bracket, F.Fab cathode marks and the model path added afterwards ([provenance/footprint-comparison.json](provenance/footprint-comparison.json)).
- **3D:** built from the datasheet ([provenance/3d-model.json](provenance/3d-model.json), [provenance/tools/](provenance/tools/build_step.py)), etched with adom-chip-laser 0.2.0, converted with step2glb 0.13.2, materials set by [glb_post_materials.py](provenance/tools/glb_post_materials.py); hero by `adom-wiki pkg hero` (adom-hero 1.4).
- **Sourcing:** `adom-parts-search` snapshot of 2026-10-21.
## License
Files authored for this page (symbol properties, footprint, 3D models, libraries, tools, README) are CC-BY-4.0, except where they derive from KiCad's libraries: the symbol graphics come from KiCad's `Device:LED` (CC-BY-SA-4.0 with the KiCad library exception). The datasheet and its page images are Wurth Elektronik's documents and remain under Wurth's terms. See [LICENSE](LICENSE).