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SFH611A - Transistor

General Description

The SFH611A is a single channel device in a dual-in-line package suitable for mounting in printed circuit board assemblies.

The device incorporates a high radiance LED and phototransistor detector.

Key Features

  • Current transfer ratio (CTR: min 100%) High Electrical Isolation (5000VRMS) Compact dual-in-line package.

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Datasheet Details

Part number SFH611A
Manufacturer ISOCOM
File Size 33.54 KB
Description Transistor
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SFH611A ISOCOM®LTD Transistor Optically Coupled Isolator ISOCOM Ltd supplies high reliability devices for applications requiring an operating temperature range of -55°C to +100°C Devices supplied are approved to BS9400, and have completed rigorous testing. Various high reliability test options are offered. As a manufacturer of high reliability optocouplers, the ISOCOM Ltd manufacturing plant in the North East of England has site approval to BS9000 (registration number 1294/M) and CECC20000 (registration number M/1084/CECC/UK) issued by the British Standards Institution. 13.0o 0.26 13.0o 4.60 6.5 7.62 6.50 4.60 3.50 0.4 3.00 2.70 1.20 0.5 2.54 Together with CECC, BS9000 is a preferred standard for use in European military projects.