
Isocom ISQ203X 4-channel optocoupler in 16-pin DIP package with 5.3kVrms isolation, 225% minimum CTR and 70V BVCEO for signal isolation.
Isocom ISQ203X 4-Channel Optocoupler is a 16-pin DIP optically coupled isolator with four channels and a 5.3kVrms isolation rating, providing galvanic isolation between circuit sections that operate at different potentials.
The ISQ203X integrates infrared light-emitting diodes (LEDs) with NPN silicon phototransistors to provide reliable signal isolation. It is designed to protect sensitive circuitry from voltage spikes and ground loop interference, and it features a 70V minimum collector-emitter breakdown voltage (BVCEO) and a forward current rating of 50mA for demanding industrial environments.
Key Features
Applications
Suited to isolating digital or analogue signals in a wide range of electronic systems, including industrial system controllers, computer peripherals, and signal processing applications where clean, noise-free communication between different voltage domains is required.
Specifications
The Isocom ISQ203X is a practical choice where dependable signal isolation is needed in a compact, PCB-mountable format.
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