IL410/ IL4108 is a photocoupler produced by Vishay company. It has the characteristics of high input sensitivity, low input current, zero voltage detection, 600/800V blocking voltage, high static dV/dt and small package.
The IL410/IL4108 is a zero‑crossing optocoupler that combines a GaAs IRLED with a phototriac output. It offers high input sensitivity, low leakage, and a blocking voltage of 600 V (IL410) or 800 V (IL4108). The device is supplied in a 6‑pin DIP package and complies with RoHS and various safety approvals.
The datasheet provides electrical characteristics, power factor considerations, package dimensions, and application notes for solid‑state relays, industrial controls, and consumer appliances. It also includes handling guidelines, isolation test voltage specifications, and environmental compliance information.
| Blocking Voltage (IL410) | 600 V |
|---|---|
| On‑State Current | 300 mA |
| Isolation Test Voltage | 5300 V RMS |
| Input Trigger Current (IFT) | 2.0 mA |
| Leakage Current | < 10 µA |
The IL410 can block up to 600 V.
It meets an isolation test voltage of 5300 V RMS.
The typical on‑state current is 300 mA.
The trigger current is specified as 2.0 mA.