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MOC8101 - Optocoupler

Description

The MOC8101, MOC8102, MOC8103, MOC8104 family optocoupler consisting of a gallium arsenide infrared emitting diode optically coupled to a silicon planar phototransistor detector in a plastic plug-in DIP-6 package.

Features

  • Isolation test voltage, 5300 VRMS.
  • No base terminal connection for improved common mode interface immunity.
  • Long term stability.
  • Industry standard dual in line package.
  • Material categorization: for definitions of compliance please see www. vishay. com/doc?99912 AGENCY.

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Part number MOC8101
Manufacturer Vishay
File Size 164.15 KB
Description Optocoupler
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www.vishay.com MOC8101, MOC8102, MOC8103, MOC8104 Vishay Semiconductors Optocoupler, Phototransistor Output, no Base Connection A1 C2 NC 3 6B 5C 4E i179009-1 LINKS TO ADDITIONAL RESOURCES 3D 3D 3D Models Design Tools Related Documents Models Footprints Schematics DESCRIPTION The MOC8101, MOC8102, MOC8103, MOC8104 family optocoupler consisting of a gallium arsenide infrared emitting diode optically coupled to a silicon planar phototransistor detector in a plastic plug-in DIP-6 package. The coupling device is suitable for signal transmission between two electrically separated circuits. The potential difference between the circuits to be coupled should not exceed the maximum permissible reference voltages.
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