
BROADCOM HFBR-1523Z fibre optic transmitter for extended distance (110m), high noise immunity & secure data links. 0-70°C operation.
The BROADCOM HFBR-1523Z is a 40KBd, low-current, extended-distance fibre optic transmitter. It is engineered to solve complex engineering challenges related to voltage isolation, insulation, EMI/RFI immunity, and data security, making it a robust choice for sensitive applications.
This transmitter incorporates a 660nm red LED, providing easy visibility for status indication and alignment. Its design is optimised for high-volume manufacturing, compatible with automated assembly processes such as auto-insertion and wave soldering, ensuring reliability and consistency in production. The versatile link specifications account for all connector interface losses, simplifying system integration.
Key Features & Benefits
With its combination of durability, performance, and ease of integration, the BROADCOM HFBR-1523Z is a fundamental component for building secure and reliable optical data links.
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