6N137A-X017T

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The 6N137A-X017T Optoisolator - Logic Output is a component used to electrically isolate two sections of a circuit while providing a signal path between them. It consists of an optocoupler chip (oxygenated-integrated circuit) and an emitter/detector system. The optocoupler is a semiconductor device that includes an integrated circuit inside an airtight epoxy package, which serves as an electrical barrier between two separate circuits. This isolator allows the user to detect and process a electrical signals while providing a virtually infinite electrical isolation. The 6N137A-X017T Optoisolator - Logic Output offers excellent noise immunity, wide dynamic range, and reliable performance.

The 6N137A-X017T Optoisolator - Logic Output is a four-channel, high-speed, isolated logic output that operates on 3.3 to 5.5 Volts. It contains four external optocouplers, optics, and a single-pole-double-throw (SPDT) switch. The optocouplers present a controlled load impedance to the input signal source, while the optics and single-pole-double-throw switch provide a logic level to the receiver\'s logic input.

The 6N137A-X017T Optoisolator - Logic Output is most often used in digital power supplies, midi to control voltage converters, and any other applications requiring isolated logic buffers. This component can also be used in communication lines to protect against line disruption and tampering. The optocoupler has a low EMI/RFI (electromagnetic interference) profile, making it ideal for use in RF and video applications. In addition, the 6N137A-X017T Optoisolator - Logic Output features a small form factor and low power consumption, making it an ideal choice for tight-spaced, low voltage applications.

The working principle of the 6N137A-X017T Optoisolator - Logic Output is based on the fact that the LED and phototransistor are optically coupled, meaning that an optical signal (light) emitted by the LED is received by the phototransistor and transduced into a current. This current is then amplified and the amplified current is used to control the switch.

When the logic input is high, the LED turns on and emits a light signal. This signal is detected by the phototransistor, which then conducts current and causes the switch to turn on. When the logic input is low, the LED turns off and no signal is received by the phototransistor, causing the switch to turn off.

The 6N137A-X017T Optoisolator - Logic Output provides the user with an effective, reliable, and low-power solution for isolated logic buffering. By using an optocoupler, the user can isolate the logic signal from the input signal source, which can provide increased noise immunity. Additionally, the small form factor and affordable price make this component a great choice for low voltage, tight-spaced applications.

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