
Broadcom 2-channel digital output optocoupler with 3.75kV isolation, 5Mbaud data rate, and DIP 8-pin package. Ideal for signal processing.
The Broadcom Digital Output Optocoupler features very high common mode rejection (CMR) and a wide VCC logic gate, incorporating an AlGaAs LED for reliable performance. Designed with totem pole output stages and optical receiver input stages, it includes built-in Schmitt triggers. These triggers provide logic-compatible waveforms, eliminating the need for additional wave-shaping and simplifying circuit design.
This optocoupler boasts a minimum common mode rejection of 10kV/µs at VCM=1000V, ensuring robust signal integrity in noisy environments. It supports a wide operating VCC range from 4.5V to 20V, offering flexibility for various applications. With a propagation delay of 300ns over the full temperature range and a typical signal rate of 5Mbaud, it delivers fast and consistent data transmission. The device also features low input current requirements between 1.6mA and 1.8mA, alongside built-in hysteresis for improved noise immunity.
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