
High sensitivity NPN phototransistor in T-1 package with daylight filter. Ideal for optical switches, encoders & sensing.
The Vishay TEFT4300 is a leaded silicon NPN phototransistor housed in a black T-1 (3mm) package with a daylight blocking filter. It delivers high radiant sensitivity, making it an excellent choice for precise optical detection in a wide range of industrial and sensing applications.
Key Features
Applications
This phototransistor is designed for use in optical switches, counters, sorters, interrupters, encoders, and position sensors. It is particularly well-suited for industrial sensing and instrumentation, where accurate light detection is critical. The TEFT4300 offers a practical solution for designers seeking a reliable, leaded phototransistor with integrated daylight filtering.
Specifications
With its compact 3mm package and robust electrical characteristics, the Vishay TEFT4300 is a versatile component for engineers and hobbyists alike, ensuring accurate and consistent performance in various optical sensing applications.
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