6N136-560E

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Optoisolators are electronic components used to isolate components from a circuit, and protect them from interference and noise. The 6N136-560E optoisolator is an optocoupler with a transistor-photovoltaic output, and is a small signal component used in low voltage applications. This optoisolator is used for isolating power circuits from low-voltage controlling circuits. It provides a high degree of protection against noise, surges, and other electrical interference, and is ideal for use in microprocessor-based systems.

The 6N136-560E optoisolator consists of a light emitting diode (LED) and a transistor. The LED is activated when it receives an input signal, in turn producing a light output which activates the transistor. As the current of the LED is not routed to the transistor, they are electrically isolated. This allows the transistor to operate safely without having to worry about interference from the LED on the output side.

The working principle of the 6N136-560E optoisolator is based on the concept of waveguiding. A waveguide is a device containing a medium with two conducting plates, which are positioned opposite each other and separated by a dielectric material. It provides electrical conduction through which energy from the input side is transmitted to the output side. In the case of the 6N136-560E, the waveguide is formed by the two plates and the dielectric material, while the energy is conveyed by the light output from the LED.

The LED of the 6N136-560E optoisolator is activated by applying a negative voltage to its anode and a positive voltage to its cathode. When this voltage is applied, the LED emits light, which is focused towards the plate on the output side. The light is absorbed by this plate, which in turn activates the transistor, allowing current to flow through it.

The 6N136-560E optoisolator has applications in switching, current sensing, signal conversion, and power conversion. In switching applications, it is used to detect changes in electrical signals and convert them into digital signals which can then be used to control the states of other devices. In current sensing applications, the optoisolator is used to detect changes in current and convert them into analog signals, while in signal conversion it can be used to convert digital signals into analog signals. Finally, in power conversion, the optoisolator can be used in the control of switched-mode power supplies.

The 6N136-560E optoisolator is a versatile component which is used in a variety of applications due to its high performance and degree of isolation. Its small size and low voltage requirements make it ideal for use in microprocessor-based systems, where it can provide efficient electrical isolation to protect your system from electrical interference and noise.

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