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The ILD2 is a dual-channel optocoupler manufactured by Texas Instruments, featuring a transistor output. This component is designed for applications requiring reliable signal isolation. It offers a high isolation test voltage of 5300 VACRMS, ensuring robust performance in demanding environments.
The optocoupler is housed in a standard SOIC package, making it suitable for surface-mount applications. It provides two channels with varying current transfer ratios (CTR) at a forward current of 10 mA: channel Q1 has a minimum CTR of 20%, channel Q2 has a minimum CTR of 100%, and channel Q5 has a minimum CTR of 50%. The collector-emitter voltage (BVCEO) is 50 V for channel Q1 and 70 V for channels Q2 and Q5.
This device is suitable for various industrial and electronic applications where electrical isolation between circuits is critical. Its design facilitates the transfer of signals across isolated barriers without direct electrical connection, protecting sensitive components and improving system safety.
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The isolation test voltage for the ILD2 optocoupler is 5300 VACRMS.
The ILD2 optocoupler is available in a SOIC package.
At IF=10 mA, channel Q1 has a minimum CTR of 20%, channel Q2 has a minimum CTR of 100%, and channel Q5 has a minimum CTR of 50%.
The collector-emitter voltage (BVCEO) is 50 V for channel Q1 and 70 V for channels Q2 and Q5.
