Primary side mark 3.0 ± 0.5. Parameter Symbol Ratings Unit IFM ±1 A. PO 200 mw. V iso T opr. T stg - 55 to C. T sol 260 C

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1 PC96 PC96 DC Input Type OPIC Photocoupler with Built-in ON/OFF Delay Circuit Features Outline Dimensions (Unit : mm ) 1. Propagation delay time 2. ±.2 ( t PHL, t PLH : TYP..7ms ) High noise resistance type PC96 ( CM H, CM L : TYP. 2kV/ µ s ) 3. High sensitivity ( IFLH : MAX. 1. ma ). Bi-directional input, -channel type Applications 1. Programmable controllers Primary side mark 3. ± ± ±. 1.2 ± ± ±.. ±.1 Internal connection diagram TYP. 3. ±. 6. ±. 9 Epoxy resin.26 ±.1 θ = to 13 θ A A A A Absoulte Maximum Ratings V IN1a V IN3a 9 V CC 13 V O2 2 V IN1b 6 V IN3b 1 V O 1 3 V IN2a 7 V INa 11 1 V O1 V IN2b 8 V INb 12 V O3 16 V CC A : Light detecting portion + signal processing circuit * OPIC ( Optical IC ) is a trademark of the SHARP Corporation. An OPIC consists of a light-detecting element and signalprocessing circuit integrated onto a single chip. (Ta= 2 C) Parameter Symbol Ratings Unit *1 Forward current IF ±26 ma Input *1, *2 Peak forward current IFM ±1 A *1 Power dissipation P mw Supply voltage V CC 7 V Output *1, * Output voltage VO 7 V *1 Output current IO ma *3 Power dissipation PO 2 mw * Isolation voltage Operating temperature V iso T opr - 2 to + 8 V rms C Storage temperature T stg - to + 12 C *6 Soldering temperature T sol 26 C *1 Each channel *2 Pulse width<=1µs, Duty ratio :.1 *3 All channel * Shall not exceed from supply voltage ( V CC ). * to 6% RH, AC for 1min. *6 For 1 seconds In the absence of confirmation by device specification sheets, SHARP takes no responsibility for any defects that occur in equipment using any of SHARP's devices, shown in catalogs, data books, etc. Contact SHARP in order to obtain the latest version of the device specification sheets before using any SHARP's device.

2 PC96 Electro-optical Characteristics Input Output Transfer characterisics Parameter Forward voltage Terminal capacitance Operating supply voltage Low level output voltage High level output voltage Output short-circuit current *7 Low level supply current *7 High level supply current *8 Power supply noise induction Output high level *9 Power supply noise induction Output low level Low High threshold input current 1 Low High threshold input current 2 *7 Isolation resistance Low High propagation time High Low propagation time Response time Rise time Fall time Instantaneous common mode rejection voltage (High level output ) Instantaneous common mode rejection voltage (Low level output ) *1 Input terminal noise-proof Symbol V F Ct V OL V OH IOS ICCL I CCH PSNI H PSNI L LH1 LH2 R ISO t PLH t PHL t r tf CM H CML SN (Shows characteristics value 1ch. at Vcc= V, Ta= 2 C, unless otherwise specified ) Conditions MIN. TYP. MAX. Unit Fig. IF = ± 1mA V V F =, f = 1MHz pf V IF = ma, I OL = 1.6mA -.1. V 1 IF = ± ma V 2 IF = ± ma ma 3 IF = ma ma IF= ± ma ma =.k Ω, = ± ma fac = 1kHz. - - Vp - p =.k Ω, = ma fac = 1kHz. - - Vp - p ma =.k Ω ma DCV, to 6% RH IF= ± ma =.k Ω x1 1 1x Ω ms ms µ s µ s =.k Ω, = ± ma V CM = 6V (peak ) V/ µ s V O (MIN. ) = 2.V =.k Ω, = ma 8 VCM = 6V (peak ) V/ µ s V O (MAX. ) =.8V =kω ma 9 *7 All channel *8 Maximum Peak to peak voltage of sine wave to keep Vo>= 3.V when it is superposed 1kHz sine wave to Vcc. *9 Maximum Peak to peak voltage of sine wave to keep Vo<=.V when it is superposed 1kHz sine wave to Vcc. *1 Maximum value which Vo can keep.v MAX. when it inputs the pulse, (1 cycle : 1ms and pulse width : 1 µs).

3 PC96 Test circuit Fig. 1 Fig. 2 PC96 PC96 V V Fig. 3 PC96 Fig. PC96 A A Fig. PC96 V f AC = 1kHz Fig. 6 PC96.1µ F It measures the when output changes from Low level to High level.

4 PC96 Fig. 7 PC96 Input T T = ± ma 7Ω.1µ F V O (Note ) T >= ms t PLH t r t PHL = ma 9% 1.V 1% tf Fig. 8 PC96 V CM (peak) SW B A.1µ F V CM CM H, V O SW at B, = ± ma V OH V O (MIN.) = 2.V V CM + - CM L, V O SW at A, = ma V O (MAX.) =.8V V OL Fig. 9 PC96 Input 9% 7Ω.1µ F % 1% 1ns 1µ s 1ns 1ms

5 PC96 Internal Equivalent Circuit Diagram ( 1ch. ) Voltage regulator Comparator Decoder 1k Ω V CC V O + - Oscillation circuit Q1 Q2 Q3 Q Q U/D U/D Counter CK Fig. 1 Forward Current vs. Ambient Temperature Fig. 2 Supply Current vs. Ambient Temperature Forward current ( ma ) Supply current I CCL, I CCH ( ma ) I CCL ( = ma) V CC =V I CCH ( = ± ma) Fig. 3 Low Level Output Voltage vs. Ambient Temperature Low level output voltage V OL ( V) V CC =V = ma I OL = 1.6mA Fig. Relative Threshold Input Current vs. Ambient Temperature Relative threshold input current 2. V CC =V =kω LH = 1 at T a = 2 C

6 PC96 Fig. Propagation Delay Time vs. Forward Current Fig. 6 Propagation Delay Time vs. Ambient Temperature Propagation delay time t PLH, t PHL (ms ) t PLH, t PHL =kω T a = 2 C Propagation delay time t PLH, t PHL (ms ) t PLH, t PHL V CC =V = ± ma =kω 1 Forward current ( ma ) Fig. 7 Output Short-circuit Current vs. Ambient Temperature Output short-circuit current I OS ( ma ) V CC =V -.1 = ± ma Fig. 8 Rise Time, Fall Time vs. Load Resistance Rise time, fall time t r, t f (µs) t r t f Load resistance RL (k Ω ) V CC =V = ± ma T a = 2 C

7 PC96 Fig. 9-a Supply Voltage/Output Voltage vs. Fig. 9-b Supply Voltage/Output Voltage vs. Time ( 1 ) Time ( 2 ) Supply voltage V CC ( V) 3 2 = ma =kω T a = 2 C dvcc dt = ±.1V/ms V CC Supply voltage VCC ( V) 3 2 = ± ma =kω T a = 2 C dvcc = ±.1V/ms dt V CC Time (ms ) 1 Time (ms ) Output voltage VO ( V) 3 2 Output voltage VO ( V) 3 2 V O 1 V O 1 Time (ms ) 1 Time (ms ) 1 Please refer to the chapter Precautions for Use.

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