HJ521 single-channel optocoupler


Release time:

2014-06-04

HJ521 is a fully sealed single-channel optocoupler circuit. It consists of a CaAsP light-emitting diode and an optically coupled NPN phototransistor, featuring compatibility with TTL circuits for input, an output transistor with a breakdown voltage greater than 35V, an insulation resistance between input and output greater than 10^10Ω, an isolation voltage of ≥1000V, and a high current transfer ratio. It uses a special dual in-line 4-pin ceramic package (with a shell length shorter than the standard package length to facilitate multi-channel optocoupler installation on printed circuit boards), and operates within a temperature range of -55~

  1. Overview
  HJ521 is a fully sealed single-channel optocoupler circuit. It consists of a CaAsP light-emitting diode and an optically coupled NPN phototransistor, featuring compatibility with TTL circuits for input, an output withstand voltage greater than 35V, an insulation resistance between input and output greater than 10^10Ω, an isolation voltage ≥1000V, and a high current transfer ratio. It uses a special dual in-line 4-pin ceramic package (with a shell length shorter than the standard package length to facilitate multi-channel optocoupler installation on printed circuit boards), and operates within a temperature range of -55 to +125℃.
  2. Pin Arrangement
  (Top View)
  3. Recommended Operating Conditions
  Item Symbol Minimum Typical Maximum Unit
  Supply Voltage VCC 5 24 V
  Input Current IF 10 13 20 mA
  Collector Current IC 10 mA
  Operating Ambient Temperature TA -55 +125 ℃
  4. Electrical Characteristics
  Unless otherwise specified -55℃ ≤ TA ≤ +125℃
  Parameter Name Symbol Test Conditions Specification Value Unit
  Minimum Typical Maximum
  Input Forward Voltage VF IF=10mA 1.3 1.9 V
  Input Reverse Current IR VR=5V 1 10 μA
  Output Leakage Current ICEO VCE=30V 1 50 μA
  Output Saturation Voltage VCES IF=20mA, IO=1mA 0.1 0.4 V
  (Current Transfer Ratio) CTR IF=10mA, VCE=0.4V 80%  500%
  (On-State Transmission Delay Time) ton IF=25mA,VCC=5VTA=+25℃,RL=100ΩVCE=0.8V 4μs
  (Off-State Transmission Delay Time) toff VCE=3.5V 4
  Output Breakdown Voltage BVCEO IC=0.1mA 35 V
  * This parameter can be controlled within a smaller deviation range according to user requirements.
  ** ton/toff includes the general meanings of tPLH/tPHL as well as tr/tf times, considering the input characteristics required by TTL/CMOS circuits, making it relatively concise and practical.
  5. Typical Application Diagrams
  1. TTL Level Drive 2.CMOS Level Drive
  3.Isolation Amplifier
  Note:
  1.In TTL level driving circuits, in order to ensure the normal operation of the optocoupler, pull-up resistors should be connected so that the TTL high-level voltage VOH ≥ VDD-0.4V;
  2.The switching characteristics of the optocoupler are closely related to the state of the application circuit; increasing RL and R1 while increasing VCC will correspondingly worsen the switching characteristics.The characteristic differences between small signal operating states and large signal switching states are particularly evident.
  6.Characteristic Curves

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