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FDA215 - MOSFET Driver

General Description

The FDA215 is a dual photovoltac MOSFET driver that uses a pair of optically coupled GaAIAs LEDs to drive two photodiode arrays.

When the input current is applied to the LED, the light emitted will activate the photodiode array and generate a voltage at the output.

Key Features

  • Optically-Isolated Input to Output.
  • May be Configured for AC and DC Switching.
  • 5mA Control Current.
  • No EMI/RFI Generation.
  • Machine Insertable, Wave Solderable.
  • Surface Mount and Tape Reel Versions Available.
  • Dual Independent, Floating Outputs for Parallel, Series, or Isolated Configuration.
  • Replacement of Discrete Components.
  • Solid State Reliability.
  • VDE compatible.

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Part number FDA215
Manufacturer Clare
File Size 98.38 KB
Description MOSFET Driver
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FDA215 MOSFET Driver FDA 215 5 3.5 5 Units V uA mA Open Circuit Voltage Short Circuit Current Input Control Current Features • Optically-Isolated Input to Output • May be Configured for AC and DC Switching • 5mA Control Current • No EMI/RFI Generation • Machine Insertable, Wave Solderable • Surface Mount and Tape Reel Versions Available • Dual Independent, Floating Outputs for Parallel, Series, or Isolated Configuration • Replacement of Discrete Components • Solid State Reliability • VDE compatible Description The FDA215 is a dual photovoltac MOSFET driver that uses a pair of optically coupled GaAIAs LEDs to drive two photodiode arrays. When the input current is applied to the LED, the light emitted will activate the photodiode array and generate a voltage at the output.