Toshiba TLP270D Photocoupler Datasheet

TLP270D is an integrated design photocoupler suitable for DAA circuits in modems. It has multiple functions including photorelay, photocoupler, Darlington transistor, bridge rectifier, and Zener diode. The product is suitable for mobile devices, notebooks, personal digital assistants, multimedia TVs, and modems, etc.


Toshiba TLP270D Photocoupler Datasheet - cover page
Brand
Toshiba
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
8
File format
PDF
File size
249 KB
Published
01 April, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
Model
TLP270D
MD5 checksum
65947E70BB6D4E2CF918507B021F2437

About this manual

The TLP270D is a fully integrated GaAs photocoupler that combines a photorelay, photocoupler, Darlington transistor, bridge rectifier and Zener diode in a 14‑pin SOP package. It is intended for use in DAA circuits for modems, mobile devices, PCs and other general electronics applications.

The document lists the device's pinout, absolute maximum ratings, typical electrical parameters, switching characteristics and mechanical specifications such as package power dissipation and storage temperature range. It also includes safety and usage restrictions for designers.

What's inside

  • Pin Configuration
  • Maximum Ratings
  • Individual Electrical Characteristics
  • Coupled Electrical Characteristics
  • Switching Characteristics
  • Package
  • Isolation Characteristics
  • Restrictions on Product Use

Specifications

Isolation voltage1500 Vrms (min.)
Forward current IF50 mA
Collector‑emitter voltage VCEO80 V (min.)
Peak forward current1 A
Storage temperature range-55 °C to 100 °C

Frequently asked questions

What is the isolation voltage rating of the TLP270D?

The isolation voltage is at least 1500 Vrms.

What is the maximum collector current?

Maximum collector current is 150 mA.

What storage temperature range is recommended for the device?

The device can be stored from –55 °C to 100 °C.

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