The XD16 hasn’t a thermal pad (look datasheet 27), and the thermal resistance is not very low at 6 °C/W. In case of using DTP boards (which would be necessary at such high power ratings) it is very hard to electrically insulate anode / cathode from each other.
To be honest, I don’t see that this emitter could be the ‘new old XP-G2’ which everyone is looking for…
And… - this LED is very, very small (1.6 x 1.6 mm) so the handling in reflow is extremely difficult.
The light flux with approx. 450 lumens is much lower than of the XP-G2 / Black Flat, even at maximum over current possible.
Sorry Enderman but I would not change my old XP-G2 S4 2B for your new Osram black flat under any circumstances but that is maybe only because I am building flashlights and not bazookas :laughing:
I have been testing Oslon black flat the last days .
It need quite some work with focusing , since it is a little shorter than your normal Cree leds , but it is really promising . For now i have been testing it on DTP boards only (in lights that doesn’t share the ground on the head of the flashlight , like UT02) , and i’m waiting for MosX boards too .
Results are very good and the led looks very promising … With UT02 which i was getting about 320kcd with dedomed xp-g2 , i’m now seeing 365kcd and i’m still working on getting a better focus