
IS181D 1-channel optocoupler, SOP-4, 50mA, 3.75kV isolation, 300% CTR, for industrial control and signal isolation.
The IS181D is a high-density, 1-channel optocoupler presented in a compact SOP-4 package. It integrates an infrared light-emitting diode (LED) with an NPN silicon phototransistor, providing reliable electrical isolation and signal transfer between circuits of different potentials and impedances. All electrical parameters are 100% tested to ensure consistent performance and reliability.
Key features include a 50mA forward current, a 6V reverse voltage, and a 170mW total power dissipation. The device offers an isolation voltage of 3.75kV and a minimum current transfer ratio (CTR) of 300%, making it suitable for a range of industrial and electronic applications.
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The IS181D is supplied in a tape and reel format, ideal for high-volume assembly. Its high-density mounting capability and robust electrical characteristics make it a versatile choice for engineers looking to isolate and protect sensitive circuits.
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