
Isocom ISP817XSM 1-channel SMD optocoupler with 5.3kV isolation, 50mA forward current and 50% minimum CTR for signal isolation circuits.
The Isocom ISP817XSM Optocoupler is a 1 channel, surface-mount optically coupled isolator rated at 5.3kV isolation, providing galvanic isolation between circuits of differing potentials and impedances.
Overview
The ISP817XSM integrates an infrared light emitting diode (LED) with an NPN silicon phototransistor to transfer electrical signals using light. This creates a galvanic isolation barrier that helps protect sensitive control circuits from voltage spikes, ground loops and electrical noise, enhancing system safety and signal integrity.
Key Features
Technical Specifications
The device offers a collector-emitter voltage (V(br)CEO) of 35V and a minimum breakdown voltage (BVCEO) of 80V. It has a reverse voltage of 6V and a total power dissipation of 200mW.
Applications
Choose the Isocom ISP817XSM Optocoupler when a compact, surface-mount, 1 channel isolator with 5.3kV isolation and a minimum CTR of 50% is required to transfer signals between circuits of differing potentials.
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