MOC3082SR2M Isolators

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Introduction to MOC3082SR2M

MOC3082SR2M is an optoisolator with triac, SCR Output and an integrated zero-cross detector. It is a three-pin bi-directional device that is designed to control AC power loads using standard silicon-controlled rectifiers (SCRs) and triacs. The optoisolator isolates the high voltage AC load from the low-voltage digital control circuit, providing reliable performance and long-term stability. The MOC3082SR2M was designed to be used in applications such as AC motor control, solid-state relays, lighting and industrial control systems.

MOC3082SR2M Application Field

The MOC3082SR2M is well suited for a variety of applications that require activation and deactivation of incoming AC power to a load. The device is primarily used for controlling AC solid-state relays and triacs, but it can also be used in other applications such as motor control, lighting and industrial control. The MOC3082SR2M is also suitable for controlling DC loads if they are operated from an AC source. The MOC3082SR2M can be used in any application in which a low-voltage control signal must be used to control an AC power load.

MOC3082SR2M Functional Description

The MOC3082SR2M optoisolator has three pins: an input pin, an output pin, and an enable pin. The input pin is connected to a low-voltage logic control circuit such as a microcontroller. The output pin is connected to the AC load. The enable pin is used to enable or disable the device. When the enable pin is energized, the optoisolator will activate the AC load. When the enable pin is de-energized, the optoisolator will deactivate the AC load.

The MOC3082SR2M optoisolator is equipped with an integrated zero-cross detector circuit. This ensures that the optoisolator will activate or deactivate the AC load at the zero-cross point, which is the point in an AC cycle when the voltage is zero. This prevents current surges that can occur if the AC load is activated at any other point in the AC cycle.

Conclusion

The MOC3082SR2M optoisolator is an ideal solution for controlling AC power loads from a low-voltage logic control circuit. The device is well suited for a variety of applications including AC motor control, solid-state relays, lighting and industrial control systems. The integrated zero-cross detector ensures that the AC load will be activated or deactivated at the proper point in the AC cycle, preventing current surges. The MOC3082SR2M is an excellent choice for applications that require reliable, long-term stability.

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