6N134/883B#100

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Optoisolators, also known as optocouplers, are electronic components used to transfer electrical signals between two isolated circuits. As these circuits are electrically isolated, they are small and compact and require fewer components than traditional electronic components.One type of optoisolator is the logic output optoisolator, or 6N134/883B#100. This component has two inputs and one output, and works by converting digital input signals into output signals which can be read by a circuit board.The 6N134/883B#100 has two main applications. The first is in industrial machinery, such as programming logic controllers (PLCs) and precise industrial controllers. These components often require digital input signals in order to send information between machines or control various functions. The second application is in computers, where it is used to transfer data between separate networks or systems.The 6N134/883B#100 works by using an LED (light-emitting diode) and a photovoltaic cell. The LED is used to convert the digital input signals into a light signal, which is then read by the photovoltaic cell. The photovoltaic cell then converts the light signal into an electrical signal which can be used by the circuit board.The 6N134/883B#100 is a very useful component because it can transfer electrical signals through isolation, which means the two circuits are totally separated from one another. This means that any noise or interference between the two circuits won\'t affect the signal being sent.The 6N134/883B#100 is an essential component in the modern world, as it can be used for a variety of tasks, from connecting computers to transferring data between two isolated systems. This small, compact component can help to reduce the size and cost of many systems and machinery, making it an invaluable component in many industries.

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