5050 SMD LED Manufacturer for Custom Packages and Light Sources
Explore Leienda’s single-color, red and near-infrared, RGB and RGBW 5050 LED packages, including high-power ceramic options. For project-specific light sources, coordinate the LED package with custom PCB, FPC or PCBA integration.
- Single-color and red / near-infrared options
- RGB and RGBW multi-channel packages
- High-power ceramic RGB / RGBW options
- Custom PCB, FPC and PCBA light sources
What Is a 5050 SMD LED?
“5050” identifies the nominal 5.0 × 5.0 mm package format. It does not, by itself, define the LED’s color, wavelength, power, channel count or operating voltage. Leienda’s 5050 range includes single-color and multi-channel packages, while custom board integration extends selected packages into project-specific light-source assemblies.
Choose the package by its actual optical, electrical and mechanical specification—not by footprint alone.
5050 SMD LED Series & Custom Modules
Explore our comprehensive range of 5050 LED packages, from single-color and multi-wavelength configurations to integrated-IC options and custom PCBA solutions engineered for specific project requirements.
5050 Single-Color SMD LEDs
Single-color 5050 packages for projects that need one defined visible color or a single specified wavelength. Compare the emitted color or wavelength, drive current, forward voltage, viewing angle and package drawing before selecting a part.
5050 Red & Near-Infrared Multi-Wavelength LEDs
Multi-die 5050 configurations include catalog examples combining 660 nm and 850 nm emitters in one package. Select the wavelength combination, flat or domed optical structure and operating conditions for each channel against the equipment design.
5050 RGB & RGBW SMD LEDs
Standard multi-channel 5050 packages include RGB configurations for color mixing and RGBW configurations with an additional white channel. Compare the required channel arrangement, pin configuration, white-light requirement and flat or domed optical structure before selection.
Integrated-IC 5050 RGBW Configuration
An integrated-IC RGBW configuration appears in the 5050 catalog range as a separate project-evaluation direction. Confirm the IC type, control protocol, pinout, electrical interface and current supply status for the specific application before design approval.
High-Power Ceramic 5050 RGB & RGBW LEDs
Ceramic 5050 RGB and RGBW packages provide a separate construction direction for higher-power designs. Compare the selected package’s operating conditions together with the driver, board material, mounting arrangement and complete thermal path.
Custom 5050 LED PCB, FPC & PCBA Modules
Extend a selected 5050 LED package into a project-specific PCB, flexible FPC or PCBA light-source assembly. Coordinate the package, board format, LED layout, power input and control interface around the finished equipment requirement.
Compare 5050 LED Configurations
| Configuration | Main Difference | Best Starting Point | Confirm Before Selection |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single-color | Single color or wavelength | Projects requiring a specific target wavelength/color | Current, voltage and optical requirements |
| Red / NIR multi-wavelength | Red, near-infrared or combination | Identifying emission wavelength combinations | Per-channel parameters vs. equipment purpose |
| RGB | Three color channels | Designs requiring color mixing | Control method, pins and optical structure |
| RGBW | RGB plus independent white channel | Designs needing both color mixing and white light | White light specifications and channel control |
| Integrated-IC RGBW | Catalog configuration direction with integrated IC | Projects evaluating digital control | IC type, protocol, interface and supply status |
| Ceramic RGB / RGBW | Ceramic package construction | Evaluating higher-power package directions | Actual thermal design, driver and board material |
| PCB / FPC / PCBA module | Custom integration from component to assembly | Projects with specific board or assembly needs | Dimensions, layout, power and control interfaces |
Reference Specifications from Selected 5050 Packages
| Catalog example | Listed power | Listed drive current | Listed viewing angle |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flat red / near-infrared 5050 | 0.2 W | 20 mA × 3 | 120° |
| Flat RGB 5050 | 0.2 W or 0.5 W | 20 mA × 3 or 50 mA × 3 | 120° |
| Domed RGB 5050 | 0.2 W or 0.5 W | 20 mA × 3 or 50 mA × 3 | 90° |
| Non-IC RGBW 5050 | 0.2 W or 0.5 W | 20 mA × 4 or 50 mA × 4 | 120° |
These are selected catalog references, not universal ratings for every 5050 LED. Confirm the exact part, channel data, forward-voltage conditions and drawing before design approval.
Choose the Package Before You Design the System
Avoid common integration issues by reviewing the mechanical and electrical reality of the LED package early in the design cycle.
A 5050 footprint does not guarantee the same electrical behavior.
Single-color, RGB and RGBW parts have different channel arrangements. Start with the actual package drawing and channel data before choosing a driver or board layout.
The right wavelength is more specific than the package name.
For red and near-infrared projects, compare the emitter combination and each channel’s operating conditions against the equipment requirement.
A package-level choice can create board-level constraints.
Higher-power and multi-channel designs need coordinated drive, layout and thermal review. Leienda’s package and PCB/FPC/PCBA scope allows these decisions to be discussed together.
From 5050 Packages to a Defined Light Source
Configuration range
Compare single-color, red / near-infrared, RGB and RGBW 5050 directions instead of treating every 5050 package as interchangeable.
Construction choices
Flat, domed and ceramic examples give engineering teams different optical or package-construction starting points, subject to each part’s drawing and specifications.
Package-to-board coordination
When the project needs more than a loose LED package, Leienda can discuss the corresponding PCB, FPC or PCBA light-source assembly.
Where 5050 Packages Fit
Color-mixing light sources
RGB and RGBW packages for equipment or lighting designs that require controlled channel output.
Red and near-infrared equipment
Wavelength combinations selected around the optical and electrical requirements of the finished device.
Higher-power RGB / RGBW assemblies
Ceramic package options evaluated together with the driver, board and thermal path.
Custom PCB, FPC and PCBA modules
Project-specific board formats that integrate the chosen LED package into a usable light-source assembly.
5050 LED Selection Guide
What does “5050” tell me about an LED?
When should I compare RGB with RGBW?
Is a 5050 LED itself waterproof?
Can I connect a bare 5050 LED directly to a 24 V supply?
What changes with a higher-power ceramic 5050 package?
What should be confirmed before requesting a 5050 LED configuration?
LED Package and Light-Source Manufacturing in Shenzhen
Leienda develops and manufactures LED packages and custom PCB, FPC and PCBA light-source assemblies in Shenzhen. Review the relevant package images, drawings and assembly format when aligning a 5050 component with the finished light source.
Discuss Your 5050 LED Requirement
Share the package type, color or wavelength, channel arrangement and intended operating conditions. If your project needs an assembled light source, include the PCB, FPC or PCBA format so the component and board requirements can be reviewed together.
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