
TT Electronics OPB625 slotted opto switch with 10K pull-up output, -40°C to 100°C range and through-beam sensing for PCB mounting.
The TT Electronics OPB625 Slotted Opto Switch is a 10K pull-up through-beam optical switch designed for precision non-contact sensing on printed circuit boards. It features an 890 nm infrared LED and a 10K pull-up output for direct integration into digital circuits.
Overview
The device combines an 890 nm infrared light-emitting diode (LED) with a monolithic integrated circuit that houses a photodiode, linear amplifier, and Schmitt trigger on a single silicon chip. This integrated design is intended to deliver reliable operation with an enhanced signal-to-noise ratio, supporting accurate detection in a range of environments.
Key Features
Applications
Suited to speed indication (tachometer), mechanical limit switching, and edge sensing in automated systems, the device provides precise detection of objects passing through its slotted gap.
Specifications
Choose the TT Electronics OPB625 Slotted Opto Switch for applications requiring a compact through-beam sensor with a 10K pull-up output and a wide operating temperature range.
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