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SD5620 - Optoschmitt Detector

General Description

The SD5620/5630 series is family of single chip Optoschmitt IC detectors mounted in a TO-46 metal can package.

The photodetector consists of a photodiode, amplifier, voltage regulator, Schmitt trigger and an NPN output transistor with a 10 kì (nominal) pull-up resistor.

Key Features

  • TO-46 metal can package.
  • 6¡ (nominal) acceptance angle.
  • TTL/LSTTL/CMOS compatible.
  • High noise immunity output.
  • Buffer (SD5620) or inverting (SD5630) logic available.
  • Two sensitivity ranges.
  • Mechanically and spectrally matched to SE3450/5450, SE3455/5455 and SE3470/5470 infrared emitting diodes.

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Datasheet Details

Part number SD5620
Manufacturer Honeywell
File Size 554.33 KB
Description Optoschmitt Detector
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SD5620/5630 Optoschmitt Detector FEATURES • TO-46 metal can package • 6¡ (nominal) acceptance angle • TTL/LSTTL/CMOS compatible • High noise immunity output • Buffer (SD5620) or inverting (SD5630) logic available • Two sensitivity ranges • Mechanically and spectrally matched to SE3450/5450, SE3455/5455 and SE3470/5470 infrared emitting diodes DESCRIPTION The SD5620/5630 series is family of single chip Optoschmitt IC detectors mounted in a TO-46 metal can package. The photodetector consists of a photodiode, amplifier, voltage regulator, Schmitt trigger and an NPN output transistor with a 10 kì (nominal) pull-up resistor. Output rise and fall times are independent of rate of change of incident light. Detector sensitivity has been internally temperature compensated.