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OPI120-032 - Optically Coupled Isolator

General Description

Each Optoisolator in this data sheet contains an infrared Light Emi ng Diode (LED) and a NPN silicon Phototransistor.

The OPI120‐032 has an 890 nm Light Emi ng Diode (LED) and NPN phototransistor sensor.

Key Features

  •  15 kV dc electrical isola on.
  •  Phototransistor output.
  •  Herme cally sealed LED and phototransistor.
  •  Base contact for conven onal transistor biasing.
  •  Wide opera ng temperature range.

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Optically Coupled Isolator OPI120‐032 Features:  15 kV dc electrical isola on  Phototransistor output  Herme cally sealed LED and phototransistor  Base contact for conven onal transistor biasing  Wide opera ng temperature range Description: Each Optoisolator in this data sheet contains an infrared Light Emi ng Diode (LED) and a NPN silicon Phototransistor. The OPI120‐032 has an 890 nm Light Emi ng Diode (LED) and NPN phototransistor sensor. The devices are sealed in a precast opaque housing with a op cally transmissive path between the LED and the silicon phototransistor. This series is designed for transmission of informa on between one power supply voltage to another where the poten als during surge condi ons are not greater than the guaranteed isola on voltage.