PLA190 - Single Pole OptoMOS Relay

Description

The PLA190 is a 1-Form-A solid state relay that uses optically coupled relay technology to provide an enhanced 5000V isolation barrier between the input and output of the relay.

The efficient MOSFET switches use Clares patented OptoMOS architecture.

Features

5000VRMS Input/Output Isolation.
Small 6 Pin DIP Package.
Low Drive Power Requirements (TTL/CMOS Compatible).
No Moving Parts.
High Reliability.
Arc-Free With No Snubbing Circuits.
FCC Compatible.
VDE Compatible.
No EMI/RFI Generation.
Machine Insertable, Wave Solderable.

Clare

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Part number	PLA190
Manufacturer	Clare
File Size	564.17 KB
Description	Single Pole OptoMOS Relay
Datasheet	PLA190 Datasheet
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PLA190 Single Pole OptoMOS® Relay Load Voltage Load Current Max RON PLA190 400 150 22 Units V mA Ω Description The PLA190 is a 1-Form-A solid state relay that uses optically coupled relay technology to provide an enhanced 5000V isolation barrier between the input and output of the relay. The efficient MOSFET switches use Clares patented OptoMOS architecture. The optically coupled input is controlled by a highly efficient GaAIAs infrared LED.

Published: Nov 24, 2009 |