Phototransistors Offer Improved Noise Immunity

April 1, 2000
The OP770 and OP775 silicon, NPN phototransistors come with an internal capacitor connected from collector to emitter to enhance the devices' ability to reject high-frequency noise while also saving circuit-board space. Each device has a 60°

The OP770 and OP775 silicon, NPN phototransistors come with an internal capacitor connected from collector to emitter to enhance the devices' ability to reject high-frequency noise while also saving circuit-board space. Each device has a 60° acceptance angle and is available in four sensitivity ranges with minimum and maximum values and is housed in a side-looking, lateral package. The OP770 has an exposed lens, while the OP775 has a counter-sunk lens. Pricing is $0.80 each/1000.

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