
VISHAY 6N139 single-channel high-speed optocoupler, 100 kBaud, 5300 Vrms isolation, 8-pin DIP package for digital signal isolation.
VISHAY 6N139 High Speed Optocoupler is a single-channel device with a 100 kBaud data rate, designed for efficient and reliable signal isolation in digital circuits. It suits low-power logic systems, combining a low input current requirement with high-speed operation.
Overview
The 6N139 couples an LED with an integrated, high-gain photodiode Darlington detector. This design provides high common-mode transient immunity and a very high current transfer ratio (CTR). Electrical isolation is rated at 5300 Vrms, supporting safe and reliable operation in environments with significant potential differences between circuits.
Key Features
Electrical Ratings
Dimensions and Weight
The product measures 3.3 (width) x 1.5 (depth) x 4.3 (height), with a weight of 1 gm.
Applications
Choose the VISHAY 6N139 High Speed Optocoupler when you need single-channel, 100 kBaud signal isolation in an 8-pin DIP package for digital and logic interface circuits.
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