
Buy the VISHAY BPW85C NPN phototransistor. High sensitivity, 850nm wavelength, T-1 package. Ideal for control circuits & sensing.
The VISHAY BPW85C is a high-sensitivity silicon NPN phototransistor housed in a clear plastic T-1 (3mm) package. This component detects visible and near-infrared radiation, making it an ideal choice for electronic control and drive circuits.
Key features include high photo and radiant sensitivity, fast response time, and a wide half-angle of sensitivity (ϕ = ±25°). The leaded package ensures easy integration into through-hole PCB designs.
With a peak wavelength sensitivity of 850nm and a power consumption of just 100mW, this phototransistor is engineered for efficiency and reliability. Its compact 2-pin T-1 package allows for space-saving mounting in a variety of sensing applications.
Technical Specifications
This phototransistor is particularly suited for sensing, instrumentation, and automation process control. Its robust design and consistent performance make it a reliable component for your electronic projects.
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