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The MOC3020M by Fairchild Semiconductor is an optically isolated triac driver device. It is designed to function like a triac and contains a GaAs infrared emitting diode coupled with a light-activated silicon bilateral switch.
This optocoupler features a maximum input voltage of 1.5V and a nominal input voltage of 1.15V. The output voltage is rated at 400V, with a forward current of 50mA and a reverse breakdown voltage of 6V. It offers an isolation voltage of 5000Vrms and a power dissipation of 330mW.
The operating temperature range for the MOC3020M is from -40°C to 100°C. It is supplied in a PDIP package and is designed for through-hole mounting.
This component is suitable for applications requiring reliable isolation and control of triac circuits, such as in solid-state relays, motor control, and lighting control systems.
The MOC3020M has an output voltage of 400V.
The typical forward current for the MOC3020M is 50mA.
The MOC3020M operates between -40°C and 100°C.
The MOC3020M is available in a PDIP package.
The MOC3020M is designed for through-hole mounting.