MV6752 LED Red Clear T-1 3/4 Through Hole Equivalent & Substitute Parts

Part Overview

The MV6752 is a red LED indication component manufactured by Everlight Electronics Co Ltd, designed for through-hole mounting applications. This discrete 2V radial LED features a clear lens with 100mcd brightness rating and 5mm T-1 3/4 form factor. The part is currently in active product status with 797 units in stock.

Substitute parts become necessary when the primary component experiences supply constraints, extended lead times, or when design requirements permit alternative electrical or optical characteristics within acceptable parameters. The following equivalent and substitute parts maintain compatibility with standard through-hole PCB layouts while offering variations in forward voltage, brightness, lens transparency, and viewing angle.

Substiute Parts

MV6752

Everlight Electronics Co LtdIn Stock: 818MV6752 Datasheet

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MV5752

onsemiIn Stock: 1047MV5752 Datasheet

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4302H1-12V

Visual Communications Company - VCCIn Stock: 20274302H1-12V Datasheet

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4302H1-5V

Visual Communications Company - VCCIn Stock: 27094302H1-5V Datasheet

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HLMP-C223

Broadcom LimitedIn Stock: 19066HLMP-C223 Datasheet

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HLMP-D155

Broadcom LimitedIn Stock: 9365HLMP-D155 Datasheet

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SLR-56VC3F

Rohm SemiconductorIn Stock: 3145SLR-56VC3F Datasheet

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SSL-LX5093HT

Lumex Opto/Components Inc.In Stock: 1666SSL-LX5093HT Datasheet

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WP7113IT

KingbrightIn Stock: 29158WP7113IT Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitute parts for the MV6752 are classified based on electrical and mechanical compatibility within the following criteria:

Primary Substitution Criteria:

• Mounting Type: Through Hole (all substitutes)
• Lens Size: 5mm, T-1 3/4 form factor (all substitutes)
• Package / Case: Radial configuration (all substitutes)
• Color: Red (all substitutes)
• RoHS3 Compliance: Required (all substitutes)

Electrical Compatibility Grouping:

Group A - Parametric Equivalents (Closest Match): Parts with identical or near-identical forward voltage (2V), test current (20mA), and brightness (100mcd) with clear lens transparency. These parts function as direct replacements in circuits designed for the MV6752 specifications.

Group B - Similar Characteristics (Voltage Variant): Parts with 2V forward voltage and clear lens but differing brightness ratings or viewing angles. These accommodate applications where brightness variation is acceptable within design tolerances.

Group C - Alternative Voltage (5V/12V Integrated): Parts with higher forward voltage ratings (5V, 12V) and diffused lens transparency. These require circuit redesign and are suitable only when the application permits voltage and optical characteristic changes.

Group D - Low Current Variants: Parts with significantly reduced test current (1mA) and lower brightness ratings. These serve low-power indicator applications with different circuit requirements.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

Direct Replacement (No Circuit Modification Required):

The MV5752 (onsemi) and WP7113IT (Kingbright) function as direct electrical replacements for the MV6752. Both maintain 2V forward voltage, 20mA test current, and 100mcd brightness. The MV5752 is electrically identical but carries obsolete product status, limiting long-term availability. The WP7113IT is actively manufactured and provides equivalent performance with minor viewing angle reduction (20° versus 28°), acceptable for most indication applications.

Compatible Substitutes (Minor Parameter Variance):

The HLMP-C223 (Broadcom Limited) operates at 1.9V forward voltage with enhanced brightness (170mcd) and maintains clear lens transparency. This part accommodates applications where increased brightness is beneficial and the 0.1V voltage reduction is within circuit tolerance. The SSL-LX5093HT (Lumex Opto/Components) provides 2V operation with reduced brightness (25mcd) and wider viewing angle (30°), suitable for applications prioritizing light distribution over intensity.

The SLR-56VC3F (Rohm Semiconductor) operates at 2V with reduced test current (10mA) and lower brightness (25mcd), appropriate for low-power indicator circuits where current consumption is constrained.

Conditional Substitutes (Circuit Redesign Required):

The HLMP-D155 (Broadcom Limited) operates at 1.7V with minimal current (1mA) and reduced brightness (10mcd). This part requires circuit redesign and serves ultra-low-power applications only.

The 4302H1-5V and 4302H1-12V (Visual Communications Company) feature diffused lens transparency, higher forward voltages (5V and 12V respectively), and significantly reduced brightness (8mcd). These parts require complete circuit redesign and are suitable only when application specifications explicitly permit voltage and optical characteristic changes.

Compliance and Availability:

All recommended substitutes maintain ROHS3 compliance and MSL 1 (Unlimited) moisture sensitivity rating, ensuring regulatory compatibility and standard handling procedures. WP7113IT offers the highest inventory availability (29,093 units) among active equivalents, supporting supply chain continuity.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can the MV5752 replace the MV6752 in production designs?

A: The MV5752 is electrically and mechanically identical to the MV6752 with matching 2V forward voltage, 20mA test current, 100mcd brightness, and T-1 3/4 form factor. However, the MV5752 carries obsolete product status, indicating discontinued manufacturing. While existing inventory may support short-term substitution, long-term production designs should transition to active alternatives such as WP7113IT to ensure supply continuity.

Q: What is the difference between clear and diffused lens transparency?

A: Clear lens transparency provides direct light transmission with minimal scattering, producing a focused beam with defined viewing angle. Diffused lens transparency scatters light across a wider area, reducing peak brightness but increasing visibility from off-axis positions. The MV6752 features clear transparency (28° viewing angle, 100mcd). Diffused alternatives such as 4302H1-5V and 4302H1-12V offer 60° viewing angles with 8mcd brightness, suitable for applications requiring wide-angle visibility at the expense of intensity.

Q: Can I use a 5V or 12V LED substitute in a 2V circuit?

A: No. The 4302H1-5V and 4302H1-12V parts require forward voltage of 5V and 12V respectively and cannot function in circuits designed for 2V operation. These parts demand complete circuit redesign including modified current-limiting resistor values and power supply specifications. Substitution is permissible only when application requirements explicitly permit voltage modification.

Q: How does brightness rating affect LED selection?

A: Brightness, measured in millicandela (mcd), determines light intensity at the specified test current. The MV6752 provides 100mcd brightness. Substitutes with higher brightness (HLMP-C223 at 170mcd) enhance visibility in bright environments but may require reduced test current to prevent over-brightness. Substitutes with lower brightness (SSL-LX5093HT at 25mcd, SLR-56VC3F at 25mcd) reduce power consumption and are suitable for low-intensity indicator applications. Selection depends on application visibility requirements and power budget constraints.

Q: What is the significance of viewing angle in LED selection?

A: Viewing angle defines the cone of light distribution from the LED. The MV6752 specifies 28° viewing angle, providing focused light in a narrow cone. Narrower angles (WP7113IT at 20°) concentrate light intensity in a specific direction, suitable for direct-view indicators. Wider angles (SSL-LX5093HT at 30°, 4302H1-5V at 60°) distribute light across a broader area, beneficial for applications requiring visibility from multiple positions. Selection depends on indicator placement and viewing geometry requirements.

Q: Are all substitutes RoHS3 compliant?

A: Yes. All substitute parts listed maintain ROHS3 compliance, ensuring compatibility with environmental and regulatory requirements. The MV6752 and all recommended substitutes are certified ROHS3 compliant, supporting seamless integration into regulated manufacturing environments.

Q: What does MSL 1 (Unlimited) moisture sensitivity mean?

A: MSL 1 (Unlimited) indicates the component has no moisture sensitivity restrictions. These parts do not require special dry-pack storage, desiccant handling, or bake-out procedures before soldering. Standard warehouse storage and handling procedures are sufficient. All listed substitutes maintain MSL 1 rating, eliminating moisture-related supply chain complications.

Q: Can I substitute based on wavelength alone?

A: No. Wavelength defines spectral output (color perception) but does not determine electrical compatibility or brightness. The MV6752 specifies 635nm peak wavelength. Substitutes with different wavelengths (SSL-LX5093HT at 700nm, HLMP-D155 at 660nm) produce visually different red hues but require evaluation of forward voltage, brightness, and viewing angle for functional compatibility. Wavelength selection depends on color matching requirements and human perception specifications, not substitution eligibility.

Q: What inventory considerations apply to substitute selection?

A: The MV6752 maintains 797 units in stock. Among active substitutes, WP7113IT offers the highest availability (29,093 units), supporting immediate procurement. HLMP-C223 provides 19,025 units, and 4302H1-5V provides 2,640 units. Inventory levels influence lead time and supply chain risk. For applications with extended production runs, parts with higher inventory availability reduce supply chain vulnerability.