BPW96 - Silicon NPN Phototransistor

Description

BPW96 is a high speed and high sensitive silicon NPN epitaxial planar phototransistor in a standard T

1¾ (ø 5 mm) package.

Due to its waterclear epoxy the device is sensitive to visible and near infrared radiation.

The viewing angle of ± 20° makes it insensible to ambient straylight.

Features

D D D D D D Fast response times High photo sensitivity Standard T.
1¾ (ø 5 mm) clear plastic package Angle of half sensitivity ϕ = ± 20° Suitable for visible and near infrared radiation Selected into sensitivity groups 94 8391.

Vishay Telefunken

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Part number	BPW96
Manufacturer	Vishay Telefunken
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Description	Silicon NPN Phototransistor
Datasheet	BPW96 Datasheet
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BPW96 Vishay Telefunken Silicon NPN Phototransistor Description BPW96 is a high speed and high sensitive silicon NPN epitaxial planar phototransistor in a standard T–1¾ (ø 5 mm) package. Due to its waterclear epoxy the device is sensitive to visible and near infrared radiation. The viewing angle of ± 20° makes it insensible to ambient straylight.

Published: Mar 23, 2005 |