Manufacturer Part Number
TLP293(GB-TPL,E
Manufacturer
toshiba-semiconductor-and-storage
Introduction
The TLP293 is an optoisolator transistor with a photovoltaic output. It provides high-voltage isolation between the input and output circuits, making it suitable for various industrial and consumer electronics applications where electrical isolation is required.
Product Features and Performance
1-channel optoisolator
3750Vrms isolation voltage
Current transfer ratio of 100% to 600% @ 5mA
Fast turn-on/turn-off time of 3μs
Fast rise/fall time of 2μs/3μs
DC input and transistor output
Maximum output voltage of 80V
Maximum output current of 50mA per channel
Forward voltage of 1.25V and forward current of 50mA
Saturation voltage of 300mV
Operating temperature range of -55°C to 125°C
Product Advantages
High-voltage isolation for enhanced safety and noise immunity
Compact surface-mount package
Wide operating temperature range
Fast switching performance
Key Reasons to Choose This Product
Reliable electrical isolation for sensitive applications
Compact design for space-constrained environments
Robust performance across a wide temperature range
Fast switching capabilities for efficient signal transmission
Quality and Safety Features
Complies with international safety standards
Rigorously tested for quality and reliability
RoHS-compliant design
Compatibility
The TLP293 is a direct replacement for a variety of optoisolator transistor models and can be used in a wide range of industrial, consumer, and automotive applications.
Application Areas
Industrial control and automation
Power supplies and power conversion
Motor control
Telecommunications equipment
Household appliances
Automotive electronics
Product Lifecycle
The TLP293 is an active and widely used product in our website's sales team's semiconductor portfolio. There are no immediate plans for discontinuation, and our website's sales team offers several equivalent or alternative models that share similar specifications and performance characteristics.
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