Bicolour Light Emitting Diodes

A bicolor light emitting diode has 2 LEDs chips connected in "inverse parallel" (one forwards, one backwards) combined in 1 single package. Bicolor LEDs can produce any 1 of 3 colors for instance, a red color is emitted when the device is connected with the current flowing in one direction and a green color is emitted when it is biased in other direction. This type of bi-directional arrangement is used for giving polarity indication, for instance, the correct connection of power supplies etc. Also, a bi-directional current produces both the colors mixed together as the two LEDs would take it in turn to illuminate if device was connected (by means of a suitable resistor) to a low voltage, low frequency AC supply.

A Bicolour LED

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