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[[File:osram-led.jpg|thumb|Osram Golden Dragon Plus LED from a Uniquefire AA-S1 flashlight]]Osram is a German company owned by Siemens. Their subsidiary that produces LED's is called Osram Opto Semiconductors GmbH. Osram is known for the Golden Dragon series of LED's and the OSTAR multiple-die LED's. The Golden Dragon Plus LED (similar to [[Cree]] XR-E Q5) was used in several [[NiteCore]] flashlight models.
[[File:osram-led.jpg|thumb|Osram Golden Dragon Plus LED from a Uniquefire AA-S1 flashlight]]Osram is a German company owned by Siemens. Their subsidiary that produces LED's is called Osram Opto Semiconductors GmbH. Osram is known for the Golden Dragon series of LED's and the OSTAR multiple-die LED's. The Golden Dragon Plus LED (similar to [[Cree]] XR-E Q5) was used in several [[NiteCore]] flashlight models. The Golden Dragon Plus is denoted by the code W5AM.


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|'''LY*'''  ||  130-150    || 221-255  ||  286-330
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There are tint families for warm white (LCW), white (LW), and ultrawhite (LUW) which is a cool white. The warm white and ultra white families sometimes seem to follow [[ANSI White]] with each ANSI White quadrangle broken up into a number of subgrids (it doesn't seem to be their intention to be able to bin by individual subgrids but by groups). The grid has numbers which are vertical subdivisions and letters which are horizontal (they follow the color temperatures) as follows:
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|+ Osram Golden Dragon Plus Tint Bins
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!Bins !! Subgrids !! Temperature !! Family
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|4C-8E  ||  15  ||  6500K  ||  Ultra white
|-
|5F-8G  ||  8  ||  5700K  ||  Ultra white
|-
|4J-K8  ||  10  ||  4500K  ||  Warm white
|-
|4L-8N  ||  15  ||  4000K  ||  Warm white
|-
|4O-9Q  ||  18  ||  3500K  ||  Warm white
|-
|4R-9T  ||  18  ||  3000K  ||  Warm white
|-
|4U-9X  ||  24  ||  2700K  ||  Warm white
|}
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