PC/PCF PC/PCF DIN-DE88 approved type (PCY/PCFY) is also available as an option. Features. Conform to European Safetty Standard. Internal isolation distance:.mm or more. High collector-emitter voltage ( CEO :7). Long creepage distance type. Recognized by UL (No. E8) Approved by DE (DIN-DE8) Approved by BSI (BS No. 787, BS7 No. 79) Approved by SEMCO (No. 9) Approved by DEMCO (No. 89) Approved by EI (No. ) Recognized by CSA (No. CA9) Model Line-up Model No. *Creepage distance *Clearance distance PC.mm or more.mm or more PCF 8mm or more 8mm or more * Between input and output Applications. Power supplies. OA equipment Absolute Maximum Ratings Parameter Symbol Forward current I F * Peak forward current I FM Reverse voltage R Power dissipation P Collector-emitter voltage CEO Emitter-collector voltage ECO Collector current I C Collector power dissipation P C Total power dissipation P tot * Isolation voltage iso (rms) Operating temperature T opr Storage temperature T stg * Soldering temperature T sol Input Output * Pulse width µs, Duty ratio:. * to %RH, AC for minute * For s Rating 7 7 to+ to + (T a =) Unit A k European Safety Standard Approved Type Long Creepage Distance Photocoupler Outline Dimensions PC. ±. Anode mark PCF. ±..7 MIN.. ±.. ±.. ±. θ PC. ±. Anode mark PC. ±. 7. ±. Epoxy resin. ±.. ±..8 ±. 7. ±..8 ±. Epoxy resin θ : to θ. ±..8 ±..7 ±.. ±. Internal connection diagram.8 ±. (Unit : mm) Internal connection diagram Anode Cathode Emitter Collector. ±.. ±.. ±. Anode Cathode Emitter Collector. ±.. ±.. TYP. Notice Internet In the absence of confirmation by device specification sheets, SHARP takes no responsibility for any defects that may occur in equipment using any SHARP devices shown in catalogs, data books, etc. Contact SHARP in order to obtain the latest device specification sheets before using any SHARP device. Internet address for Electronic Components Group http://sharp-world.com/ecg/
Electro-optical Characteristics Input Output Transfer characteristics Parameter Forward voltage Reverse current Terminal capacitance Collector dark current Collector current Collector-emitter saturation voltage Isolation resistance Floating capacitance Cut-off frequency Rise time Response time Fall time Symbol F I R C t I CEO I C CE (sat) R ISO C f f c t r t f Conditions I F = R = =, f=khz CE =, I F = MIN.. TYP.... 8 PC/PCF MAX.. Collector-emitter breakdown voltage B CEO I C =., I F = 7 Emitter-collector breakdown voltage B ECO I E =µa, I F = I F =, CE = I F =, I C = DC, to %RH =, f=mhz CE =, I C =, R L =Ω, db CE =, I C =, R L =Ω.. 8 8 (T a =) Unit µa pf na Ω pf khz µs µs Rank Table (I F =, CE =, T a =) Model No. Rank mark I C () PC / PCY / PCF / PCFY A, B, S or no mark. to. PCA / PCY / PCF / PCFY A. to 7. PCB / PCY / PCF / PCFY PCC / PCY / PCF / PCFY PCS / PCYS / PCFS / PCFY8 B. to. no mark. to. S. to. Fig. Forward Current vs. Ambient Fig. Diode Power Dissipation vs. Ambient Forward current IF () Diode power dissipation P () 8 7 7 7
PC/PCF Fig. Collector Power Dissipation vs. Ambient Fig. Power Dissipation vs. Ambient Collector power dissipation PC () Power dissipation Ptot () 7 Fig. Peak Forward Current vs. Duty Ratio 7 Fig. Forward Current vs. Forward oltage Peak forward current IFM () Duty ratio Pulse width µs T a = Fig.7 Current Transfer Ratio vs. Forward Current Current transfer ratio CTR (%) Forward current I F () CE = T a =. Forward current IF () T a =7 +...... 8 8 Forward voltage F () Fig.8 Collector Current vs. Collector-emitter oltage Collector current IC () I F = P C (MAX.) I F= I F= I F= 7 8 9 Collector-emitter voltage CE () T a =
PC/PCF Fig.9 Relative Current Transfer Ratio vs. Ambient Relative current transfer ratio (%) I F = CE = 7 Fig. Collector Dark Current vs. Ambient Collector dark current ICEO (A) CE = 7 8 9 8 Fig. Frequency Response oltage gain Av (db). Frequency (khz) CE = I C = T a = R L =kω kω Ω Fig. Collector-emitter Saturation oltage vs. Ambient Collector-emitter saturation voltage CE (sat) () Response time (µs).....8.... 8 t d t s I F = I C = Fig. Response Time vs. Load Resistance Collector-emitter saturation voltage CE (sat) () CE = I C = T a =............. t r t f Load resistance (kω) Fig. Collector-emitter Saturation oltage vs. Forward Current I C =. 7 8 8 Forward current I F () T a =
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