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K5640 - Photocoupler(These Photocouplers cosist of two Gallium Arsenide Infrared Emitting)

Key Features

  • Collector-Emitter Voltage : Min.35V.
  • Current Transfer Ratio : Typ.500% (at IF=A1mA, VCE=2V).
  • Electrical Isolation Voltage : AC5000Vrms.
  • Without Base Connection : K5640.
  • With Base Connection : K5641.
  • UL Recognized File No. E107486 PIN NO. AND.

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Part number K5640
Manufacturer KODENSHI KOREA CORP
File Size 111.01 KB
Description Photocoupler(These Photocouplers cosist of two Gallium Arsenide Infrared Emitting)
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Photocoupler K5640 • K5641 These Photocouplers cosist of two Gallium Arsenide Infrared Emitting Diodes and a Silicon NPN PhotoDarlington transistor in a 6-pin package. DIMENSION (Unit : mm) FEATURES • Collector-Emitter Voltage : Min.35V • Current Transfer Ratio : Typ.500% (at IF=A1mA, VCE=2V) • Electrical Isolation Voltage : AC5000Vrms • Without Base Connection : K5640 • With Base Connection : K5641 • UL Recognized File No. E107486 PIN NO.