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The MOC3081M is a 6-pin DIP zero-voltage crossing optoisolator from Freescale Semiconductor. It consists of a GaAs infrared emitting diode coupled to a monolithic silicon detector, functioning as a bilateral triac driver. This device is designed for use with discrete power triacs to interface logic systems with equipment powered by 240 VAC lines.
Key electrical specifications include an 800V peak off-state output terminal voltage and a typical dv/dt rating of 1500 V/µs, with a guaranteed minimum of 600 V/µs. The continuous forward current for the emitter is 60 mA, and the isolation surge voltage is rated at 7500 Vac(pk).
Applications for the MOC3081M include solid-state relays, industrial controls, motor drives, lighting controls, and solenoid/valve controls. Its zero-voltage crossing feature simplifies logic control of AC power, making it suitable for consumer appliances and various industrial automation tasks.
800V.
6-Pin DIP.
-40 to +85°C.
Yes.
1500 V/µs.
7500 Vac(pk).