
High-speed optocoupler with 3.75kV isolation, 10 Mbaud data rate, and TTL compatibility. Ideal for signal processing and motor control.
The Broadcom 6N137-300E is a high-speed optocoupler designed for reliable signal isolation in demanding applications. Combining a GaAsP LED with an integrated high-gain photo detector, this component delivers exceptional performance with a typical data rate of 10 Mbaud, making it ideal for high-speed digital interfaces.
This optocoupler features an open-collector Schottky-clamped transistor output, allowing direct connection to TTL logic circuits. The enable input provides the flexibility to strobe the detector, while the internal shield ensures robust common-mode transient immunity of up to 15000 V/µs at Vcm = 1000V, guaranteeing stable operation in noisy environments.
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