
6-pin DIP optocoupler with triac output, 5.3kV isolation & 400V off-state voltage. Ideal for motor drives, CRTs & consumer electronics.
This 6-pin optically coupled isolator consists of a gallium arsenide infrared emitting diode coupled with a light-activated silicon bilateral switch, performing the functions of a TRIAC mounting. All electrical parameters are 100% tested to ensure consistent performance and reliability.
Key Specifications
Featuring a robust DIP package, this optocoupler offers an isolation voltage of 5.3kV, providing excellent electrical isolation. The component measures 43mm in height, 33mm in width, and 15mm in depth, with a lightweight design of just 1 gram.
Applications
Suitable for CRTs and power TRIAC drivers, this component is widely used across various industries. It is ideal for motor drive control, consumer electronics, computers, and computer peripherals, offering versatile integration for your electronic projects.
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