Electronics Weekly
TLX9309 is AEC-Q101 qualified and consists of a GaAlAs LED optically-coupled to a photo-diode backed by an amplifying transistor.
By separating the photo-diode and amplification transistor, said the firm, collector capacitance is reduced, cutting propagation delay – times are guaranteed to be between 0.1μs and 1.0μs, with the difference between high to low and low to high transition (|tpLH-tpHL|) being no more than 0.7μs, “making the device suitable for high-speed communications such as inverter control or as an interface to intelligent power modules.”
An integrated Faraday shield enhances common-mode transient immunity, typically up to 15kV/μs, said the firm – an important parameter in electrically noisy automotive environments.
The device offers 3.75kVrms of isolation with 5.0mm of creepage and clearance for safety isolation – packaging is a 3.7 x 7.0 x 2.2mm RoH-compliant 5pin SO6.
It operates across -0.5 to 30V and -40°C to +125°C, and can drive up to 25mA at outputs up to 20V.
Current transfer ratio ranges across 15-300%.
