
Axial leaded resistive output optocoupler by Advanced Photonix. Features 2kV isolation, 4 pins & moisture-resistant casing for industrial use.
The Advanced Photonix Resistive Output Optocoupler is an axial leaded device featuring an LED input optically coupled to a photocell. This design ensures that the photocell resistance remains high when the LED current is off and drops low when the LED current is on, providing reliable and efficient performance for your electronic circuits.
Encased in a compact and moisture-resistant package, this optocoupler is built to withstand demanding environments. It operates with a low LED current and offers a low on resistance alongside fast rise and decay times. The passive resistance output ensures stable operation, making it suitable for a variety of industrial applications.
Key Features
With robust isolation and precise resistive output, this optocoupler is an excellent choice for industrial circuit design. It measures 43mm in height, 33mm in width, and 15mm in depth, with a weight of 41 grams.
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