6H–1
FEATURES
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Solid state relay and an autopolarity opto-
coupler in a single package
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Low-profile, small-outline package (SOP)
available
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Up to 5300 Vrms I/O minimum
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Surface mountable
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Optocoupler
— Bidirectional current detection
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Solid state relay
— 1 Form A or B contacts
— Current-limit protection
— High-surge capability
— Linear, ac/dc operation
— Clean, bounce-free switching
— Low power consumption
— High-reliability monolithic receptor
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UL recognized
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CSA certified
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BABT certificate of recognition to BS6301
APPLICATIONS
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General telecom switching
— On/off-hook control
— Dial pulse
— Ring-current detection
— Loop-current sensing
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PCMCIA Type 2 modem cards
DESCRIPTION
A Telecom Switch consists of an optically isolated, SPST solid-state
relay (SSR) and a bidirectional input optocoupler in a single
package. The SSR is ideal for performing switchhook and dial-
pulse switching while the optocoupler performs ring detect and
loop current sensing functions.
The SSR is integrated on a monolithic receptor die by using a
Smart Power BiCMOS technology. The SSR features low ON-resis-
tance, high breakdown voltage, and current-limit circuitry that
protects the relay from telephone line induced lightning surges.
The optocoupler provides bidirectional current sensing via two
antiparallel GaAIAs infrared emitting diodes. The optocoupler
provides a minimum current transfer ratio (CTR) of 33% or 100%.
The Telecom Switches are available in four different packaging
configurations: an 8-pin, plastic DIP; an 8-pin, surface-mount gull
wing for circuit boar d mounting; an 8-pin, S-bend gull wing; and an
18-pin, 2 mm high, small-outline package for use in Type 2
PCMCIA boards.
Telecom Switches
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