bright bicolor LEDs at low current?

[starfire]

I apologize if this post is redundant in the past. From what I could see,
though, it hasn't really been addressed directly...

What is a good part number and source for a red/green bicolor LED (two pins,
anode green tied to cathode red and vice versa) that will be bright enough
to clearly see in a flourescent light environment?

Thanks.

Dave

 

[b.a. marcus]

"starfire" <starfire151@cableone.net> wrote in message news:<vv3djdmt30qc01@corp.supernews.com>...

I apologize if this post is redundant in the past. From what I could see,
though, it hasn't really been addressed directly...

What is a good part number and source for a red/green bicolor LED (two pins,
anode green tied to cathode red and vice versa) that will be bright enough
to clearly see in a flourescent light environment?

Thanks.

Dave

http://www.dialight.com/pdfs/prodgroup/550-xx04.pdf

Simple. How bright do you want them? Check Mouser.com for superbright.
There may be other sources. Try a 120 on 5 volt LED's.