TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Toshiba Corporation’s (TOKYO:6502) Semiconductor & Storage Products Company today announced that it will expand its lineup of photorelays in the industry’s smallest[1] package, VSON4[2], with the addition of six products that offer low off-state capacitance, low on-state resistance and high-voltage. These latest additions to the “TLP34xx series” start shipping today. By expanding the variation of voltage and “C x R”, the photorelays can support a variety of applications including semiconductor testers, measuring equipment and medical equipment.
The new products have the same electrical characteristics as Toshiba’s small-size package USOP4 series, but reduce required assembly area by approximately 50%[3] by using the industry’s smallest package, VSON4. This can contribute to smaller and thinner products, and also makes it possible to significantly increase the number of photorelays on a circuit board without increasing its size.
The new line-up includes “TLP3442,” which realizes the industry’s lowest[4] off-state capacitance (COFF), 0.3pF (typ.), and “TLP3431,” which is suited for use in high-frequency signal transmission with a low on-state resistance (RON) of 0.8ohm (typ.). The “TLP34xx series” provides a total system solution with a product line-up that covers both the low COFF and low RON range in an ultra-small VSON4 package.
Key Features of New Products:
- VSON4 package: Thickness 1.3mm (max), Area 1.5mm×2.5mm (max.)
- Trigger LED current: 3 mA (max)
- Isolation voltage: 300 Vrms (min.)
Main Applications:
- Automatic Test Equipment (ATE)
- Measuring instruments
- Medical equipment
- Reed relay replacement
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| Part No. | VOFF | ION | RON | COFF | C(pF)xR(Ω) | IOFF | tON | tOFF | ||||||||
| (min) | (max) | (typ) | (typ) | (typ) | (max) | (max) | (max) | |||||||||
| TLP3419 | 80V | 200mA | 6Ω | 6.5pF | 39 | 1nA | 0.4ms | 0.4ms | ||||||||
| TLP3451 | 60V | 120mA | 10Ω | 0.7pF | 7 | 1nA | 0.2ms | 0.2ms | ||||||||
| TLP3441 | 40V | 140mA | 7Ω | 0.7pF | 4.9 | 1nA | 0.2ms | 0.2ms | ||||||||
| TLP3442 | 40V | 100mA | 15Ω | 0.3pF | 4.5 | 1nA | 0.2ms | 0.2ms | ||||||||
| TLP3431 | 20V | 450mA | 0.8Ω | 5.0pF | 4 | 1nA | 0.5ms | 0.5ms | ||||||||
| TLP3450 | 20V | 200mA | 3Ω | 0.8pF | 2.4 | 1nA | 0.2ms | 0.2ms | ||||||||
Notes
[1], [4] For photocoupler products, as of March 31, 2015. Toshiba survey.
[2] VSON: Very Small Outline Non-leaded.
[3] Toshiba survey.
Follow this link for more on Toshiba photocouplers and photorelays.
http://toshiba.semicon-storage.com/ap-en/product/opto/photocoupler.html
Customer Inquiries:
Optoelectronic Device Sales & Marketing Department
Tel: +81-3-3457-3431
Information in this document, including product prices and specifications, content of services and contact information, is correct on the date of the announcement but is subject to change without prior notice.
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