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ICPL-3120 +BOM

2.5A Output Current, High CME Gate Drive Optocoupler

Manufacturer:

Isocom Components
Mfr.Part #:

ICPL-3120
Datasheet:

ICPL-3120 Datasheet (PDF)
Technology:

Optical Coupling
Number Of Channels:

1
Voltage - Isolation:

5000Vrms
Common Mode Transient Immunity (Min):

25kV/µs
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Avaq Semiconductor offers the highly versatile and reliable ICPL-3120 driver, produced by Isocom Components. With its multifunctional and high-performance capabilities, this component is an excellent choice for a wide range of electronic projects.

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Specifications

Category	IsolatorsIsolators - Gate Drivers	Series	-
Technology	Optical Coupling	Number of Channels	1
Voltage - Isolation	5000Vrms	Common Mode Transient Immunity (Min)	25kV/µs
Propagation Delay tpLH / tpHL (Max)	500ns, 500ns	Pulse Width Distortion (Max)	100ns
Rise / Fall Time (Typ)	100ns, 100ns	Current - Output High, Low	2A, 2A
Current - Peak Output	2.5A	Voltage - Forward (Vf) (Typ)	1.37V
Current - DC Forward (If) (Max)	25 mA	Voltage - Output Supply	15V ~ 30V
Operating Temperature	-40°C ~ 110°C	Mounting Type	Through Hole
Approval Agency	-	place	Thailand
launch_date	Jun 30, 2011	last_inspection_date	16 OCT 2022
supplier_cage_code	KCTT1	htsusa	8541498000
schedule_b	8541498000	ppap	False
aec	False