LAA125 - DUAL POLE OptoMOS Relays

Description

LAA125 is a 350V, 170mA, 16Ω 2-Form-A relay.

It combines enhanced peak load current capability with low onresistance.

Current limiting version is available (“L” suffix, see specification for variations in performance).

UL Recognized: File Number E76270 CSA Certified: Fi

Features

Small 8 Pin DIP Package.
Low Drive Power Requirements (TTL/CMOS Compatible).
No Moving Parts.
High Reliability.
Arc-Free With No Snubbing Circuits.
3750VRMS Input/Output Isolation.
FCC Compatible.
VDE Compatible.
No EMI/RFI Generation.
Machine Insertable, Wave Solderable.
Surface Mount and Tape & Reel Versions Available Ordering Information Part # LAA125 LAA125P LAA125PTR LAA125S LAA125STR Descri.

Clare

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Part number	LAA125
Manufacturer	Clare
File Size	237.00 KB
Description	DUAL POLE OptoMOS Relays
Datasheet	LAA125 Datasheet
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LAA125 DUAL POLE OptoMOS® Relays Load Voltage Load Current Max RON LAA125 350 170 16 Units V mA Ω Description LAA125 is a 350V, 170mA, 16Ω 2-Form-A relay. It combines enhanced peak load current capability with low onresistance. Current limiting version is available (“L” suffix, see specification for variations in performance).

Published: Apr 25, 2005 |