Technical Documents
Specifications
Brand
VishayProduct Type
Optocoupler
Mount Type
Surface
Maximum Forward Voltage
1.65V
Packaging
Tape & Reel
Number of Channels
1
Number of Pins
4
Package Type
Surface Mount
Input Current Type
DC
Typical Rise Time
3μs
Maximum Input Current
60mA
Isolation Voltage
5.3kVrms
Minimum Operating Temperature
-55°C
Maximum Current Transfer Ratio
200%
Maximum Operating Temperature
110°C
Minimum Current Transfer Ratio
100%
Typical Fall Time
14μs
Standards/Approvals
CSA, EN, UL, IEC
Series
VO
Automotive Standard
No
Product Details
Vishay low input current optocoupler with a phototransistor output VO615A, VO617A, VO618A series protect equipment users from electrical shocks and protect the microprocessors within these systems from being damaged by voltage spikes.
Stock information temporarily unavailable.
€ 20.90
€ 0.209 Each (Supplied on a Reel) (Exc. Vat)
€ 25.92
€ 0.259 Each (Supplied on a Reel) (inc. VAT)
Production pack (Reel)
100
€ 20.90
€ 0.209 Each (Supplied on a Reel) (Exc. Vat)
€ 25.92
€ 0.259 Each (Supplied on a Reel) (inc. VAT)
Stock information temporarily unavailable.
Production pack (Reel)
100
| Quantity | Unit price | Per Reel |
|---|---|---|
| 100 - 240 | € 0.209 | € 2.09 |
| 250 - 490 | € 0.188 | € 1.88 |
| 500 - 990 | € 0.156 | € 1.56 |
| 1000+ | € 0.15 | € 1.50 |
Technical Documents
Specifications
Brand
VishayProduct Type
Optocoupler
Mount Type
Surface
Maximum Forward Voltage
1.65V
Packaging
Tape & Reel
Number of Channels
1
Number of Pins
4
Package Type
Surface Mount
Input Current Type
DC
Typical Rise Time
3μs
Maximum Input Current
60mA
Isolation Voltage
5.3kVrms
Minimum Operating Temperature
-55°C
Maximum Current Transfer Ratio
200%
Maximum Operating Temperature
110°C
Minimum Current Transfer Ratio
100%
Typical Fall Time
14μs
Standards/Approvals
CSA, EN, UL, IEC
Series
VO
Automotive Standard
No
Product Details
Vishay low input current optocoupler with a phototransistor output VO615A, VO617A, VO618A series protect equipment users from electrical shocks and protect the microprocessors within these systems from being damaged by voltage spikes.