TLP2530

Series: -
Current - Output / Channel: 8mA
Current - DC Forward (If): 25mA
Input Type: DC
Output Type: Open Collector
Mounting Type: Through Hole
Package / Case: 8-DIP (0.300", 7.62mm)
Supplier Device Package: 8-DIP
Packaging: Tube
Number of Channels: 2, Unidirectional
Voltage - Isolation: 2500Vrms
Data Rate: -
Manufacturer: Toshiba
Propagation Delay High - Low @ If: 300ns @ 16mA


Features:

TTL compatibel
Switching speed: tpHL=0.3s, tpLH=0.3s(typ.) (@RL=1.9k)
Guaranteed performance over temp: 0~70°C
Isolation voltage: 2500 Vrms(min.)
UL recognized: UL1577, file no. E67349

Pinout




Specifications

Characteristic		Symbol	Rating	Unit
LED	Forward current(each channel)                                 (Note 1)	IF	25	mA
	Pulse forward current(Each Channel)                        (Note 2)	IFP	50	mA
	Total pulse forward current(each channel)                (Note 3)	IFPT	1	A
	Reverse voltage(each channel)	VR	5	V
	Diode power dissipation(each channel)                    (Note 4)	PD	45	mW
Detector	Output current(each channel)	IO	8	mA
	Peak output current(each channel)	IOP	16	mA
	Supply voltage	VCC	-0.5~15	V
	Output voltage(each channel)	VO	-0.5~15	V
	Output power dissipation(each channel)                 (Note 5)	PO	35	mW
Operating temperature range		Topr	-55~100	°C
Storage temperature range		Tstg	-55~125	°C
Lead solder temperature(10s)**		Tsol	260	°C
Isolation voltage(AC, 1min., R.H. 60%)                                 (Note 7)		BVS	2500	Vrms

(Note 1) Derate 0.8mA above 70°C.
(Note 2) 50% duty cycle, 1ms pulse width. Derate 1.6mA / °C above 70°C.
(Note 3) Pulse width 1s, 300pps.
(Note 4) Derate 0.9mW / °C above 70°C.
(Note 5) Derate 1mW / °C above 70°C.
**2mm below seating plane.

Description

The TOSHIBA TLP2530 and TLP2531 dual photocouplers consist of a pair of GaAℓAs light emitting diode and integrated photodetector.

This TLP2530  is 8−lead DIP.

Separate connection for the photodiode bias and output transistor collectors improve the speed up to a hundred times that of a conventional phototransistor coupler by reducing the base−collector capacitance.