TLP187(TPL.E The Toshiba TLP187(TPL.E is a photovoltaic output optocoupler designed for electrical isolation. It offers a 300V load voltage and 3.75kV isolation voltage.
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TLP187(TPL.E

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The Toshiba TLP187(TPL.E is a photovoltaic output optocoupler designed for electrical isolation. It offers a 300V load voltage and 3.75kV isolation voltage.
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TLP187(TPL.E Description

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The Toshiba TLP187(TPL.E is a digital isolator, specifically a photovoltaic output optocoupler, designed to provide electrical isolation between different sections of electronic systems. It features a high isolation voltage of 3.75kV (rms) and can handle a load voltage of up to 300V.

 

Key electrical characteristics include a typical forward voltage of 1.25V at 10mA and a collector-emitter saturation voltage of 1.2V at 100mA input current and 10mA output current. The device supports an output current of up to 150mA. It operates within a wide temperature range of -55℃ to +110℃.

 

This optocoupler is housed in a compact SO-4-4.6mm package, suitable for surface mounting. The TLP187(TPL.E is RoHS3 compliant, indicating adherence to environmental standards for hazardous substances. Its design makes it useful for applications requiring signal transmission between circuits operating at different voltage levels, such as in microcontroller interfaces.

 

With a minimum order quantity of 301 units, this component is suitable for both prototype development and mass production. The Darlington transistor output type ensures efficient signal transfer.

TLP187(TPL.E Quick Information

Product Type: Optoisolator
Canonical Name: Toshiba TLP187(TPL.E Optoisolator
Subcategory: Photovoltaic Output Optocouplers

TLP187(TPL.E Compliance

RoHS Status: RoHS Compliant
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL): 1 Unlimited
REACH Status: REACH Unaffected

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TLP187(TPL.E Features

  • 3.75kV RMS isolation voltage.
  • 300V maximum load voltage.
  • 150mA maximum output current.
  • Wide -55℃ to +110℃ operating temperature.
  • SO-4-4.6mm surface mount package.

TLP187(TPL.E Applications

  • Isolates microcontroller interfaces.
  • Transmits signals between voltage levels.
  • Suitable for high voltage circuits.
  • Used in power supply applications.
  • Provides circuit protection.

TLP187(TPL.E FAQs

7 frequently asked questions generated from this part’s specifications.
What is the isolation voltage of the TLP187(TPL.E optocoupler?

The isolation voltage is 3.75kV rms.

What is the maximum load voltage for the TLP187(TPL.E?

The maximum load voltage is 300V.

What is the typical forward voltage of the TLP187(TPL.E?

The typical forward voltage is 1.25V at 10mA.

What is the operating temperature range for the TLP187(TPL.E?

The operating temperature range is -55℃ to +110℃.

What is the package type for the TLP187(TPL.E?

The package type is SO-4-4.6mm.

What is the minimum order quantity for the TLP187(TPL.E?

The minimum order quantity is 301 units.

What is the typical use case for the TLP187 optocoupler?

The TLP187 is commonly used for electrical isolation between different sections of electronic systems. It is particularly useful in applications where you need to transmit signals between circuits that operate at different voltage levels, such as in microcontroller inte

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