ACPL-5631L-100

Data Rate:	10MBd
Supplier Device Package:	8-DIP Butt Joint
Package / Case:	8-SMD Butt Joint
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount
Operating Temperature:	-55°C ~ 125°C
Voltage - Supply:	3 V ~ 3.6 V
Current - DC Forward (If) (Max):	20mA
Voltage - Forward (Vf) (Typ):	1.55V
Rise / Fall Time (Typ):	20ns, 8ns
Propagation Delay tpLH / tpHL (Max):	100ns, 100ns
Series:	--
Current - Output / Channel:	25mA
Output Type:	Open Collector, Schottky Clamped
Input Type:	DC
Common Mode Transient Immunity (Min):	1kV/µs
Voltage - Isolation:	1500VDC
Inputs - Side 1/Side 2:	2/0
Number of Channels:	2
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Tube

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Introduction
ACPL-5631L-100 is a type of optoisolator or logic output with an electrical and optical output. This optocoupler is specifically designed for logic level isolation between two circuits. It features an isolated collector with a low saturation voltage over a wide range of collector current, as well as fast response time, low temperature performance and high reliability. It is also used for various applications, such as power supply isolation and communication isolation. In this article, we will discuss the application field and working principle of the ACPL-5631L-100.
Application Field
The most common application of the ACPL-5631L-100 is as an interface for logic signals. This optocoupler is suitable for use in communication interfaces, logic isolation, PC interfaces, industrial control systems and instrumentation. It is also useful for signal transmission between power and ground, such as in power supply isolation and communication isolation. This type of optoisolator is also used in process and control systems as well as computer peripherals, such as printers and modems.In addition, the ACPL-5631L-100 can be used for galvanic isolation, which is the process of isolating two circuits electrically without any physical connection between them. Galvanic isolation is used to protect sensitive analog circuits from high voltage, high frequency interference, or large burst disturbances, as well as other hazards. In this way, the ACPL-5631L-100 ensures that signals, data and power remain isolated at the two separate circuits.
Working Principle
The ACPL-5631L-100 works by using a process called photoconduction. This process involves the use of a photodiode, which is a type of semiconductor that is sensitive to light. When the ACPL-5631L-100 receives a light signal, it triggers the photodiode, which then produces a voltage that is sent to the output stage. This output voltage is then used to control an output device, such as a transistor or relay. The key components of the ACPL-5631L-100 are the input stage, output stage and the optoLED diode. The input stage is made up of two terminals: a power terminal and a control terminal. The power terminal supplies the necessary voltage to power the optoisolator. The control terminal is used to control the optoisolator\'s operation. The output stage is responsible for providing an isolated output voltage and current to control an output device. Finally, the optoLED diode is the source of light which triggers the photoconduction process. The ACPL-5631L-100 optoisolator is a reliable and cost-effective solution for logic level isolation and galvanic isolation. It offers high speed switching, low noise, high coupling efficiency, and excellent temperature performance. Additionally, the device is RoHS compliant, making it ideal for a wide range of applications.
Conclusion
The ACPL-5631L-100 is a type of optoisolator or logic output with an electrical and optical output. It is specifically designed for logic level isolation between two circuits, and it is suitable for use in communication interfaces, logic isolation, PC interfaces, industrial control systems and instrumentation. Additionally, it can be used for galvanic isolation to protect sensitive analog circuits from high voltage, high frequency interference, or large burst disturbances. It works by using a process called photoconduction, which involves the use of a photodiode, and features an isolated collector with a low saturation voltage over a wide range of collector current, as well as fast response time, low temperature performance and high reliability.

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