PVI5013RS-TPBF

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An optoisolator, also called an optocoupler, photocoupler, or optical isolator, is an electronic component consisting of a infrared LEDs paired with a photodetector. An optocoupler works by combining an LED and photodetector sharing a common package that keeps electrical and optical isolator between input and output. The PVI5013RS-TPBF is an optoisolator that utilizes a photovoltaic output and a transistor. It is specifically created to insulate a drive circuit from the load circuit.

A photovoltaic output optoisolator, such as the PVI5013RS-TPBF, is composed of a light-emitting diode (LED) and a photovoltaic sensing element. The LED acts as light source and emits an infrared beam when the circuit is activated. The infrared beam is detected by the photovoltaic sensing element, which is typically a photodiode. When a current powerful enough to activate the LED is applied to the circuit, the light emitted by it is converted into electrical energy and the photovoltaic sensing element generates a voltage that can be used to turn on the transistor.

The PVI5013RS-TPBF optoisolator includes photosensitivity of 300 μA/mW. It has an open collector transistor output with a maximum current of 350 mA, minimum current of 10 mA, and switch on voltage of 2.2 V. The maximum collector-emitter voltage is specified at 40 V and the maximum power dissipation is specified at 400 mW. The LED inside the optoisolator has an operating temperature of -40°C to 105°C. The optoisolator has a storage temperature of -55°C to 150°C.

The primary use of the PVI5013RS-TPBF optoisolator is to protect the drive circuit form the load circuit they are connected to. This is achieved by the optical isolation created between the input and output circuits. This optoisolator can also provide electrical isolation, which can be beneficial in applications that require high voltages or loads that are sensitive to electrical interference. The optoisolator can also be used to interface low power logic signals to multiple driver circuits and higher power output devices, such as motors and relays.

The optoisolator can also be used in communication systems, where the LED transmits information to the receiver through pulses of light. The PVI5013RS-TPBF can be used as a digital isolator in a digital system, providing electrical insulation while still allowing digital signals to be transferred between two isolated points. This can be especially beneficial when transferring digital signals between different voltage levels or to another system isolated from the main system.

The PVI5013RS-TPBF optoisolator has a wide range of applications. It is often used in operational amplifiers, digital communication systems, safety circuits, and other electronic circuits that require electrical and optical isolation. The optoisolator can also be used to trigger microcontroller or logic circuits to ensure accurate and reliable operation.

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