TLP361J(F)

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Optoisolators are designed to provide optical isolation between two circuits. This type of isolation helps to reduce the possibility of damage and eliminate false triggering. The TLP361J(F) optoisolator is a member of the Triac, SCR output family and is designed to provide electrical insulation between across two circuits by using an LED and a phototriac.

The TLP361J(F) is an integrated coupler that consists of an infrared light emitting diode and a silicon bilateral surge rated phototriac detector. The rigid construction of this device provides the performance that is required for the utilization in industrial environments. The high off-state terminal voltage of the phototriac and the low forward voltage drop of the LED are ideal for the applications where the device is used to control multiple non-isolated circuits.

The maximum off-state terminal voltage of the phototriac detector is 1500V which provides the necessary level of isolation. The IFT ratings of the device make it suitable for use in power electronics applications. An advantage of using this device is that the LED’s forward voltage drop is only 1.1 volts. This helps to reduce the power dissipation of the device when the phototriac is triggered.

The TLP361J(F) features an operating temperature range between -20°C to 70°C and has an insulation distance of 8mm. The device is also capable of handling peak repetitive gate currents up to 4A max without any significant reduction in its performance. It also provides a good level of noise immunity when used in environments with noise pollution.

The main application of the TLP361J(F) is for switching multiple non-isolated light loads. The low on-state and off-state voltage, along with the 8mm isolation distance, make it ideal for use in power electronics applications. It can be used to control a variety of electronic circuits such as lighting circuits, motor controls, timers and computer interfaces.

The basic principle of operation of the TLP361J(F) is that the LED emits an infrared light when a small amount of current is fed to it. This infrared light is then detected by the phototriac detector which is triggered when the light reaches a certain threshold. Once the current has been detected, the phototriac switches on and completes the circuit.

The TLP361J(F) is a reliable, robust device which can be reliably used for a variety of applications. Its rigid construction and high off-state terminal voltage give it the performance that is necessary in industrial environments. The maximum peak-rated current of 4A makes it suitable for use in high-current applications such as motor control and lighting circuits. Its low forward voltage drop and wide operating temperature range make it a great choice for any application that requires reliability and insulation.

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