
1-channel 4-pin DIP optocoupler with NPN silicon phototransistor output. Features 5.3kV isolation voltage and 160% CTR. Ideal for industrial use.
This 1-channel 4-pin optically coupled isolator consists of infrared light emitting diodes and NPN silicon phototransistors, providing reliable transistor output. It is specifically designed for industrial systems controllers and signal transmission between systems of different potentials and impedances.
With an isolation voltage of 5.3kV and a minimum current transfer ratio (CTR) of 160%, this optocoupler ensures robust signal isolation and integrity. All electrical parameters are thoroughly tested to ensure performance and reliability in demanding environments.
Key Specifications
Measuring 43mm in height, 33mm in width, and 15mm in depth, and weighing only 1 gram, this compact component is suitable for high-density PCB mounting. It is an excellent choice for computers, computer peripherals, industrial applications, test and measurement equipment, and signal processing systems.
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