MID400 - AC Line Monitor Logic-Out Device

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General Description

The MID400 is an optically isolated AC line to

device.

lead plastic DIP.

back GaAs LED diodes in series with an external resistor.

Key Features

Direct Operation from any Line Voltage with the Use of an External Resistor.
Externally Adjustable Time Delay.
Externally Adjustable AC Voltage Sensing Level.
Logic Level Compatibility.
Safety and Regulatory Approvals:.
UL1577, 2,500 VACRMS for 1 Minute.
DIN.
EN/IEC60747.
5.
5, 630 V Peak Working Insulation Voltage.

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Part number	MID400
Manufacturer	onsemi
File Size	358.25 KB
Description	AC Line Monitor Logic-Out Device
Datasheet	MID400 Datasheet

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DATA SHEET www.onsemi.com AC Line Monitor Logic-Out Device MID400 Description The MID400 is an optically isolated AC line−to−logic interface device. It is packaged in an 8−lead plastic DIP. The AC line voltage is monitored by two back−to−back GaAs LED diodes in series with an external resistor. A high gain detector circuit senses the LED current and drives the output gate to a logic low condition. The MID400 has been designed solely for the use as an AC line monitor. It is recommended for use in any AC−to−DC control application where excellent optical isolation, solid state reliability, TTL compatibility, small size, low power, and low frequency operations are required.