EL816(S)(Y)(TB)-V

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Optoisolators are electrical devices that use light to create electrical isolation between two circuits. A closer look at the EL816(S)(Y)(TB)-V reveals that it is an optoisolator belonging to the Transistor, Photovoltaic Output category. This component is specifically designed to provide improved performance with respect to basic open-collector and Darlington phototransistors.

The EL816(S)(Y)(TB)-V optoisolator consists of an infrared LED optically coupled to a phototransistor output. The maximum input current is typically 25mA, with a forward voltage rating of 1.2V for the LED and a collector-emitter voltage rating of 50V for the phototransistor. It has a minimum CTR of 50%, and a maximum pulse allowable of 1kHz. It also features a minimum insulation resistance of 100MΩ, with a dielectric strength of 5.5kVrms.

The EL816(S)(Y)(TB)-V finds application in numerous electronic devices and devices that utilize communication systems, including automotive systems, industrial automation systems, white goods, home appliances, communications, and lighting. In operation, the EL816(s)(y)(TB)-V optoisolator utilizes the photoelectric effect to convert an electrical signal to its optical equivalent. This enables it to isolate two circuits electrically from one another and protect against voltage spikes, EMI, and signal distortions. Furthermore, its transistor output eliminates the need of an external pull-up resistor and allows for faster switching than plesiodic outputs.

In summary, the EL816(S)(Y)(TB)-V optoisolator is a transistor, photovoltaic output component that can be used to electrically isolate two circuits from one another and perform voltage spike, EMI, and signal distortion protection tasks. Due to its wide range of applications, it is highly versatile and can be utilized in numerous electronic products.

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