TLP185(GB,E)

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Optoisolators are components that offer electrical isolation between two circuits. The TLP185(GB,E) is a transistor-photovoltaic output optoisolator with high input-to-output isolation voltage. It allows for the transfer of electrical signals with a light-emitting diode (LED) and a photovoltaic cell. It offers high isolation voltage and insulation breakdown voltage, low input current, fast switching speed and low noise.

The TLP185(GB,E) has a wide range of potential applications. It can provide electrical isolation for computer buses, such as Inter-Integrated (I/O) Buses, USB, FireWire, and PCI. It can also be used for isolation of analog and digital signals in medical instruments, industrial automation, automotive safety systems, and many other applications.

The TLP185(GB,E) optoisolator works by taking a low-powered electrical signal and converting it to a light signal. This light signal is then detected by a photovoltaic cell, which converts it back to an electrical signal. This process breaks the electrical connection between the circuits, while allowing the signal to be transferred.

The TLP185(GB,E) uses a high efficiency LED that can provide a fast and reliable response, and a photovoltaic cell with high isolation voltage and low leakage current. This combination of components allows the optoisolator to provide reliable operation in many environments, including high vibration environments.

The TLP185(GB,E) also offers other features, such as EMI protection and 15kV breakdown voltage, ensuring reliable and stable operation. It can also be used in low voltage applications, thanks to its low operating voltage.

The TLP185(GB,E) optoisolator is a reliable and cost-effective solution for providing electrical isolation between circuits. Its wide range of potential applications makes it a versatile component, capable of meeting the needs of many different applications.

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