MOC8113300 Isolators

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Optoisolators are electrical devices used to provide electrical isolation between two circuits or components. They can be used to isolate low voltage and current signals, for example, in the telecommunications, automotive, and automotive-related industries. The MOC8113300 optoisolator is a Transistor, Photovoltaic Output type device. This particular optoisolator offers a variety of features and benefits, making it well suited for many applications.

The MOC8113300 optoisolator consists of an infrared LED, photodiode, and Darlington transistor output. The infrared LED emits a beam of light when a voltage is applied to the LED. When the infrared LED emits a beam, it is detected by the photodiode, which then turns the beam of light into an electrical current. The electrical current is then converted by the Darlington transistor into a amplified and switched output signal.

This optoisolator is used in a variety of applications, primarily because of its fast response time, high voltage isolation, and low temperature coefficient. Its typical application fields include, but are not limited to, automotive electronics and industrial control systems. It is commonly used as a digital output circuit for microprocessor-based systems, isolators for automotive amplifiers, and as a protection circuit for industrial automation systems.

The MOC8113300 optoisolator offers a high isolation voltage of 30V, a low drive voltage of 3.2V, and a short response time of 2.5µs and 4.0µs for the forward and reverse directions, respectively. It also has a wide operating temperature range from -55°C to +125°C and a forward protection voltage up to 24V.

The working principle of the MOC8113300 optoisolator is simple and straightforward. When the LED is excited with an appropriate forward voltage, it emits a beam of infrared light which is detected by the photodiode. The electrical energy resulting from this detected incoming beam of light is then amplified in the Darlington transistor before being outputted in the form of a either a switched or amplified signal.

In summary, the MOC8113300 optoisolator is a Transistor, Photovoltaic Output type device that is designed for a variety of applications due to its fast response time, high voltage isolation, and low temperature coefficient. It is used in a variety of automotive and industrial control systems, and is capable of converting an incoming beam of infrared light into an outputted switched or amplified signal.

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