CPC1302 - Dual Optocoupler

Clare

General Description

The CPC1302 is a dual optocoupler with two identical, independent channels, each having a unidirectional input and a high-voltage Darlington output.

Light output from the highly efficient GaAlAs infrared LED activates its associated, optically coupled silicon NPN photo-Darlington output transistor.

Key Features

3750Vrms Input/Output Isolation Machine Insertable, Wave Solderable Surface Mount Tape & Reel Version Available 350VP Breakdown Voltage.

📥 Download Datasheet

CPC1302 dual optocoupler by Clare - Datasheet Preview

Datasheet Details

Part number	CPC1302
Manufacturer	Clare
File Size	152.12 KB
Description	Dual Optocoupler
Datasheet	CPC1302 Datasheet

📁 Similar Datasheet

Part Number	Description	Manufacturer
CPC1302	Dual Optocoupler	IXYS
CPC1302G	Dual Optocoupler	IXYS
CPC1301	Optocoupler	IXYS
CPC1301G	Optocoupler	IXYS
CPC1301GR	Optocoupler	IXYS

Other Datasheets by Clare

Part Number	Description
CPC1301	Optocoupler
CPC1303	Single-Transistor Optocoupler
CPC1317	Single-Pole OptoMOS Relay
CPC1001N	Unidirectional Input / Single-Transistor Output Optocoupler
CPC1002N	4-Pin SOP OptoMOS Relay

Full PDF Text Transcription (Reference)

The following content is an automatically extracted verbatim text from the original manufacturer datasheet and is provided for reference purposes only.

View original datasheet text

CPC1302 Dual Optocoupler, High-Voltage Darlington Output Parameter Breakdown Voltage - BVCEO Current Transfer Ratio - CTR Rating 350 1000-8000 Units VP % Description The CPC1302 is a dual optocoupler with two identical, independent channels, each having a unidirectional input and a high-voltage Darlington output. Light output from the highly efficient GaAlAs infrared LED activates its associated, optically coupled silicon NPN photo-Darlington output transistor. The input LED and the output transistor are separated by a 3750Vrms isolation barrier. With an LED current of only 1mA, a current transfer ratio of 1000% to 8000% is guaranteed at the collector of the 350V Darlington output transistor.