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RV1S9160A

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High CMR, 15Mbps CMOS Output, Low Forward Current(IF) 3.3V/5V Operation, 5-PIN SOP Photocoupler

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The RV1S9160A is a photocoupler featuring high-speed switching up to 15Mbps with active low output logic which consist of an AlGaAs LED on the input side and an integrated circuit with a photodiode on the output. This product enables to low current operation on 3. 3V/5V power supply with high noise-tolerant CMR:50kV/us min. and high temperature operation up to Ta=125°C in logic interface circuit.

  • High-Speed communication (15 Mbps）
  • High temperature operation (-40 to +125°C）
  • High common mode (dv/dt) tolerant (CMH, CML = ±50 kV/μs MIN.）
  • High isolation voltage (BV = 3750 Vr.m.s.）
  • Low input drive current (IFHL = 2.0 mA MAX.)
  • Low voltage power supply operation (VDD = 2.7 V~5.5 V）
  • Low pulse width distortion (PWD = 20 ns MAX.)
  • Ordering number of tape product : RV1S9160ACCSP-100x#KC0：2500 pcs/reel
  • Pb free product
  • Safety standards approval UL ：UL1577, Double protection CSA ：CAN/CSA-C22.2 No.62368-1, Basic insulation VDE ：DIN EN 60747-5-5 (Option)

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  1. Opto-Isolated RS-232 Interface with RV1S9160A and ISL3232E

    OptoIsolated_RS232.pdf Hello, I have been using an opto-isolated setup as seen in the PDF above in an ATE to interface between a Raspberry Pi and the unit under test. Initially the setup was working fine and 400+ boards were tested successfully, however suddenly the ATE started failing ...

    Jun 25, 2024