ROHM RPI-303 Photointerrupter Data Sheet

This document describes the features and characteristics of the RPI-303 Photointerrupter, including its tall package, small package size due to double-layer mold, and heat resistance with PPS package. It also mentions its application as a reel count sensor for VCR DVD.


ROHM RPI-303 Photointerrupter Data Sheet - cover page
Brand
ROHM
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
45 KB
Published
01 June, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
0EC680CEE8E48E250A9146BF8C34540A

About this manual

The RPI-303 is a tall‑type photointerrupter with an optical axis of 20.75 mm, designed for reel‑count sensing in VCR and DVD applications. It features a compact double‑layer mold, PPS package for heat resistance, and a small overall footprint.

The document lists absolute maximum ratings, electrical and optical characteristics, mechanical dimensions, and typical application circuits. It also includes notes on export control and usage restrictions for safety‑critical equipment.

What's inside

  • Absolute maximum ratings
  • Electrical and optical characteristics
  • Applications
  • Features
  • External dimensions
  • Appendix

Specifications

Forward current (If)50 mA
Reverse voltage (Vr)5 V
Power dissipation (Po)80 mW
Collector‑emitter voltage (Vceo)30 V
Emitter‑collector voltage (Veco)45 V
Collector current (Ic)30 mA
Operating temperature range-25 °C to +85 °C
Peak sensitivity wavelength800 nm
Rise time (tr)10 ps
Cut‑off frequency1 MHz

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum forward current for the RPI-303?

The maximum forward current is 50 mA.

What reverse voltage rating does the RPI-303 have?

The device is rated for a reverse voltage of 5 V.

What is the operating temperature range of the RPI-303?

It operates from –25 °C to +85 °C.

What is the peak sensitivity wavelength of the photointerrupter?

The peak sensitivity wavelength is 800 nm.

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