Light-Emitting Diode (LED) Yellow

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Lights up when current flows from the anode (+, longer leg) to the cathode (−, shorter leg, flat edge); it stays dark if placed backwards. Always needs a series resistor to limit the current, typically to 5–20 mA. A yellow LED drops about 2 V. Learn more about LEDs

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Reference Character: D
Default Value: —
Author: Circuit Canvas
License: Circuit Canvas Parts License
Library: Circuit Canvas Library