OP600C

Description
NPN Silicon Phototransistor, Voltage - Collector Emitter Breakdown 25V, PILL-2
Collector Emitter Voltage (VCEO)
400mV
Dark Current
100nA
Max Collector Current
50mA
Peak Wavelength
890nm
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  • Collector Emitter Breakdown Voltage: 25V
  • Max Collector Current: 50mA
  • Rise Time: 15µs
  • Fall Time: 15µs
  • Peak Wavelength: 890nm
  • Max Operating Temperature: 125°C

The Optek PILL-2 is a high-performance NPN silicon phototransistor designed for efficient light detection in various applications. With a collector emitter breakdown voltage of 25V, this phototransistor is ideal for use in optical sensing and communication systems. Its compact module package and top view orientation make it suitable for surface mount technology, ensuring easy integration into your electronic designs. The PILL-2 operates effectively across a wide temperature range, making it a reliable choice for demanding environments.

The NPN Silicon Phototransistor is commonly used in optical sensing and light detection applications. It features a peak wavelength sensitivity of 890nm, making it suitable for infrared light detection. Key capabilities include high-speed response with rise and fall times of 15µs, and it is typically utilized in consumer electronics, automation, and safety systems where precise light measurements are crucial.

Fusion’s in-house quality hubs and Prosemi testing facility are fully certified to meet critical industry standards for electronic component inspection and testing.

AS6081
AS9120B
ISO 9001
QMS STD 9090

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