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PVA33 - Photovoltaic Relay

Description

The Photovoltaic AC Relay (PVA) is a single-pole, normally open solid state replacement for electro-mechanical relays used for general purpose switching of analog signals.

It utilizes as an output switch a unique bidirectional (AC or DC) MOSFET power IC termed a BOSFET.

Features

  • BOSFET Power IC 10 10 Operations 100µsec Operating Time 0.2µVolt Thermal Offset 3 milliwatts Pick-Up Power 1000V/µsec dv/dt Bounce-Free 8-pin DIP Package -40°C to 85°C UL recognized s s s s s s s s s s Part Identification Part Number PVA2352 PVA3324 PVA3354 Operating Sensitivity Voltage (AC/DC) 0 - 200V 0.
  • 300V 5mA 2 mA 5mA Off-State Resistance 108 Ohms 1010 Ohms (BOSFET is a trademark of International Rectifier) To Order Previous Datasheet Index Next Data Sheet Series PVA33 — BO.

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Previous Datasheet Index Next Data Sheet PD 1.021D Series PVA33 BOSFET Photovoltaic Relay ® Microelectronic Power IC Relay Single-Pole, 130mA, 0-300V AC/DC General Description The Photovoltaic AC Relay (PVA) is a single-pole, normally open solid state replacement for electro-mechanical relays used for general purpose switching of analog signals. It utilizes as an output switch a unique bidirectional (AC or DC) MOSFET power IC termed a BOSFET. The BOSFET is controlled by a photovoltaic generator of novel construction, which is energized by radiation from a dielectrically isolated light emitting diode (LED).
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