Datasheet PC817XI2, PC817XI3, PC817XI4, PC817XI5, PC817XI6 Datasheet (Sharp)

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h November 28, 1995
ELECTRONIC COMPONE
GROUP SHARP
CORPORATION
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DEVICE SPECIFICATION FOR
Business dealing name
PHOTOCOUPLER
PC817
SPECIFICATION
OPTO-ELECTS DEVICES DIV.
1. These specification sheets include the contents under the copyright of Sharp Corporation (“Sharp”]. Please keep them with reasonable care as important information. Please don’t reproduce or cause anyone reproduce them without Sharp’s consent.
2. Please obey the instructions mentioned below for actual use of this device. SHARP takes no responsibility for damage caused by improper use of the devices.
(I) This device is designed for general electronic equipment.
Main uses of this device are as follows;
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* Computer
- OA equipment - Telecommunication equipment (Terminal)
- Measuring equipment l Tooling machine - AV equipment
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Home appliance, etc.
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(2) Please take proper steps in order to maintain reliability and safety, in case this device
is used for the uses mentioned below which require high reliability.
- [ Unit concerning control and safety of a vehicle (air plane, train, automobile etc.)
- Traffic signal * Gas leak detection breaker * Fire box and burglar alarm box * Other safety equipment, etc.
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(3) Please do not use for the uses mentioned below which require extremely high reliability.
- Space equipment [ * Telecommunication equipment (Trunk) * Nuclear control equipment
* Medical equipment etc.
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Contact a SHARP representative of sales office in advance when you intend to use S?%4.RP devices for any applications other than those applications for general electronic equipment recommend by SHARP at (1).
CUSTOMER’S APPROVAL
DATE PRESENTED BY
DATE
BY
T. Matsumura, Department General Manager of Engineering Dept.,11
Opto-Electronic Devices Div.
ELECOM Group SHARP CORPORATION
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1. Application
This specification applies to the outline and characteristics of photocoupler Model No. PC8 17series.
2. Outline Refer to the attached drawing No. CY7073K02.
3. Ratings and characteristics Refer to the attached sheet, page 3 to 6.
4. Reliability Refer to the attached sheet, page 7.
5. Incoming inspection Refer to the attached sheet, page 8.
6. Supplement
6.1 Isolation voltage shall be measured in the following method. (11 Short between anode to cathode on the primary side and between collector
to emitter on the secondary side. (21 The dielectric withstand tester with zero-cross circuit shall be used. (3) The wave form of applied voltage shall be a sine wave.
(It is recommended that the isolation voltage be measured in insulation oil.)
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6.2 Business dealing name
(” 0” mark indicates business dealing name of ordered product)
Ordered Business
Rank mark Ic (mA)
nroduct dealingname
0
PC817Xl
A, B, C, D or no mark 2.5 to 30
PC817XIl
A 4.0 to 8.0
PC8 17XI2
B .
6.5 to 13
PC8 17XI3 C
10to20 PC8 17XI4 D PC817XI5 AorB PC8 17Xi6 B or C
15 to 30
4.0to 13 :
6.5 to 20
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1 PC817XI7 1
C or D
1
10 to 30
PC8 172U8 PC8 17XI9
A, B or C B, CorD
4.0 to 20
6.5 to 30
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1 PC817XIO 1
A, B, C or D 1 4.oto30
6.3 This Model is approved by UL. Approved Model No. : PC8 17 UL file No. : E64380
6.4 This product is not designed against irradiation. This product is assembled with electrical input and output. This product incorporates non-coherent light emitting diode.
Test
conditions
1,=5mA
vc,=5v
Ta=25’C
7. Notes Refer to the attached sheet- 1 - 1, 2.
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Ta=25”C
l 1 Forward current
Collector current Ic 50 mA *l Collector power dissipation
PC 150 mW *l Total power dissipation Ptot 200 mW *3 Isolation voltage
viso
5
kVrms
Operating temperature
Topr -30 to +lOO ‘C
Storage temperature
Tstg
-55 to +125
“C
*4 Soldering temperature
Tsol 260 “C
‘1 The derating factors of absolute maximum ratings due to ambient temperature
are shown in Fig. 1 to 4.
*2 Pulse width_IlOO ,us, Duty ratio : 0.001 (Refer to Fig. 5) *3 AC for 1 min, 40 to 6O%RH l 4 For 10s
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3.2 Electra-optical characteristics
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Input
output
Transfer charac­teristics
Parameter Syllhl
Condition MIN. TYP. MAX. Unit
Forward voltage
VF
IFI,=20mA
1.2 1.4 v
Peak forward voltage
vFM
Im=0.5A
3.0 v
Reverse current
1,
v,=4v
10 PA
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Terminal capacitance Ct
v=o, f=lkHz 30 250 pF
Dark current
kE0
vc,=20v, IF=0 :- - 100 nA
Collector-emitter
BvCEO
Ic=O. 1mA 35 - - V
breakdown voltage IF.=0
Emitter-collector
BvECO
I,=10 /LA, I,=0 6 - -
V
breakdown voltage Collector current Collector-emitter
saturation voltage Isolation resistance
Ic
I,=5mA.VcE=5V 2.5 - 30 mA
V
CEfsat)
1,=2omA 0.1 0.2 v Ic=lmA
R
IS0
DC500V 5XlO’O 1o’l - Q
40 to 6O%FW Floating capacitance cf Cut-off frequency fc
v=o, f=lMHz vc,=5v, Ic=2mA -
R,=lOO R, -3dB
0.6 1.0 pF 80 - kHz
Rise time
Fall time
tr
vc,=2v 4
18 pus
Ic=2mA
lf R,=lOO R 3 18 pus
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Rank mark
mark l 2
i 6. 5’0.5 1
7. 62ro-
3
1
Pin Nos. and internal cdnnection diagram
d
2 d
T
1. oy
10.
oz.
1.
5
1
l-J
2. 54
$0.25
UNIT: l/l mm
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2) Factory identification mark shall be or shall not be marked. PC817
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(Fig. 1) Forward current vs.
ambient temperature
-30 0 25 55 75 100 125 Ambient temperature Ta ( “C )
(Fig. 3) Collector power dissipation
vs. ambient temperature
-30 0 25 50 75 100 125 Ambient temperature Ta ( ‘C )
(Fig. 5) Peak forward current z .5
vs. duty ratio
2 2000
1000
i 500
2 200
; 100
m” 50 z
2 20
Y 10
2 5 lo-‘2 5 lo”2 5 lo-‘2 5 10”
e
Duty ratio
(Fig. 2) Diode power diss&iok<->,
vs. ambient temperature
-..
5 80 2 70 .+ i 60
P
t;
40
3
&
4 20
-30 0 25 55 75 100 125 Ambient temperature Ta ( ‘C )
(Fig. 4) Total power dissipation
vs. ambient temperature
r
-30 0 25 50 75 100 125 Ambient temperature Ta (‘C )
PulsewidthS ps Ta=25’C
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4. Reliability The reliability
of products shall be satisfied with items listed below.
Confidence level : 90% LTPD: 10%/20%
Test Items
Test Conditions
$1 Solderability “2 Soldering heat
Terminal strength
(Tension)
Terminal strength (Bending) *3
Mechanical shock
23O”C, 5 s 260°C. 10 s Weight : 5N
5 s/each terminal
Weight : 2.5N 2 times /each terminal
15000m/s2, 0.5ms
3 times/ tX, +Y, fZ direction
Variable frequency vibration
100 to 2000 to 1ooHz/4min
200m/s2
4 times/ X, Y, 2 direction
Temperature 1 cycle -55 ‘C to t 125°C cycling (30mir-i) (30mi.n)
20 cycles test
High temp. and high +6O’C, 9O%RH, lOOOh humidity storage
High temp. storage +125”C, lOOOh Low temp. storage -55”C, 1 OOOh Operation life I,=SOmA, Ptot=200mW
Ta=25”C, 1 OOOh
*l Test method, conforms to JIS C 7021.
Failure Judgement
Criteria
U
v,>ux 1.2 I,>UXZ Icso >‘ux2 rc<LX0.7 V
CE(sat) > ’ ’ ’ O2
Upper
specification limit
L : Lower
specification limit
‘2 Solder shall adhere at the area of 95% or more of immersed portion of
lead and pin hole or other holes shall not be concentrated on one portion.
Samples (nl Defective(C)
n=ll, C=O n=ll, C=O
n=ll, C=O
n=ll, C=O
n=ll, C=O
n=ll, C=O
n=22,C=O
n=22,C=O
n=22 ,C=O i-i=22 ,C=O n=22.C=0
*3 Terminal bending direction is shown below.
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5. Incoming inspection
5.1 Inspection items (11 Electrical characteristics
V,, I,, I,,, VCE:(satj, Ic, R,,, Visa
(2) Appearance
5.2 Sampling method and Inspection level A single sampling plan, normal inspection level II based on
IS0 2859 is applied. The AQL according to the inspection items axe shown below.
Defect
Inspection item AQL (%)
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1 For cleaning
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Precautions for Photocouplers
(1) Solvent cleaning : Solvent temperature 45°C or less
Immersion for 3 min or less
(2) Ultrasonic cleaning : The affect to device by ultrasonic cleaning is different
by cleaning bath size, ultrasonic power output, cleaning time, PWB size or device mounting condition etc. Please test it in actual using condition and con&m that doesn’t occur any defect before starting the ultrasonic cleaning.
Applicable solvent : Ethyl alcohol, Methyl alcohol
Freon TE * TF. DifIon-solvent S3-E
Please refrain form using Chloro Fluoro Carbon type solvent to clean
device as much as possible since it is internationally restricted to protect the ozonosphere. Before you use alternative solvent you are requested to confirm that it does not attack package resin.
2. The LED used in the Photocoupler generally decreases the light emission power by operation. In case of long operation time, please design the circuit with considering the degradation of the light emission power of the LED. (50% / 5years)
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( 11 If solder refIow :
It is recommended that only one soldering be done at the temperature and the time within the temperature profile as shown in the figure.
230t
200°C
180°C
25°C
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3. Precaution for Soldering Photocoupler
(2) Other precautions
An infbared Iamp used to heat up for soldering may cause a localized
temperature rise in the resin. So keep the package temperature within
that specified in Item (1). Also avoid immersing the resin part in the solder.
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