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OP800SL - NPN PHOTOTRANSISTOR

General Description

Each device in this series consists of a NPN silicon phototransistor mounted in a hermetically sealed TO-18 package that offers high power dissipation and superior hostile environment operation.

Key Features

  • TO-18 hermetically sealed package.
  • Mechanically and spectrally matched to OP130 and OP230 LEDs.
  • TX and TXV process available (see Hi-Rel section).
  • Choice of narrow or wide receiving angle.
  • Variety of sensitivity ranges.
  • Enhanced temperature range “WSL”.

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OP800SL Series, OP800WSL Series OP830SL Series, OP830WSL Series Features:  TO-18 hermetically sealed package  Mechanically and spectrally matched to OP130 and OP230 LEDs  TX and TXV process available (see Hi-Rel section)  Choice of narrow or wide receiving angle  Variety of sensitivity ranges  Enhanced temperature range “WSL” Description: Each device in this series consists of a NPN silicon phototransistor mounted in a hermetically sealed TO-18 package that offers high power dissipation and superior hostile environment operation. The OP800SL, OP804SL, OP805SL and OP830SL devices have a narrow receiving angle that provides excellent on-axis coupling and a bonded base lead that enables conventional transistor biasing.