Vishay 10MBd optocouplers: low current, wide V Range

Vishay Intertechnology has introduced five new 10MBd high speed optocouplers that provide low power consumption to save energy in industrial applications.

Featuring a wide voltage supply range of 2.7V to 5.5V and an open collector output, the single-channel VOH260A, VOIH060A, and VOWH260A and dual-channel VOH263A and VOIH063A enable usage with low voltage microcontrollers and I²C and SPI bus systems.

Offered in DIP-8, SMD-8, and SOIC-8 packages, the new Vishay Semiconductors devices utilise a highly efficient input LED coupled to an integrated photodetector logic gate with a strobable output. The optocouplers combine a low supply current of 5mA maximum per channel with a low typical turn-on threshold current of 2mA typical, which simplifies designs by eliminating the need for an additional driver stage for a direct microcontroller connection.

The VOH260A, VOIH060A, VOWH260A, VOH263A, and VOIH063A are ideal for data communications, high speed A/D and D/A conversion, level shifting, and providing high voltage safety in automation equipment, motor drives, and tools. The devices feature an internal shield that provides a guaranteed common mode transient immunity (CMTI) of 15kV/μs minimum. Combined with their low turn-on threshold and supply current, this makes the optocouplers ideal for noise isolation and breaking up ground loops in these applications.

The RoHS-compliant devices offer maximum rated withstand isolation voltage up to 5,000 VRMS and provide isolation distances from 5mm to 10mm to cover a wide range of requirements, including those of applications with working voltages exceeding 1000V.

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Samples and production quantities of the high speed optocouplers are available now, with lead times of six weeks.

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