HOA1397 Reflective Sensor FEATURES . Choice of phototransistor or photodarlington output Low profile for design flexibility e Unfocused for sensing diffuse surfaces DESCRIPTION The HOA1397 series consists of an infrared emitting diode and an NPN silicon phototransistor (HOA1397-001, -002) or photodarlington (HOA1397-031, 032) encased side-by-side on parallel axes in a miniature black thermoplastic housing. The detector responds to radiation from the IRED only when a reflective object passes within its field of view. The HOA1397 series employs plastic molded components. For additional component information refer to SEP8507 and SDP8407. Housing material is polyester. Housings are soluble in chlorinated hydrocarbons and ketones. Recommended cleaning agents are methanol and isopropanol. Honeywell INFRA-10. TIF INFRA-36_DIM- OUTLINE DIMENSIONS in inches (mm) Tolerance 3picdecimals +0.010(0.25) 2 plc decimals +0.020(0.51) 3052.67) _ 232.67) 075098 788981 mas 40 CATHODE COLLECTOR catecton y T } MM T 2506.35) on 4 708% UU pie 02010.50 50. 4 PLCS ANODE CO02.295 . exe | [ EMTTER 64 Honeywell reserves the right to make changes in order to improve design and supply the best products possible.HOA1397 Reflective Sensor ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (25C unless otherwise noted) PARAMETER SYMBOL | MIN TYP MAX | UNITS TEST CONDITIONS IR EMITTER Forward Voltage VF 1.6 Vv lr=20 mA Reverse Leakage Current la 10 pA Vr=3 V DETECTOR Emitter-Collector Breakdown Voltage | Vieryceo Vv Ic=100 pA HOA1397-001, -002 30 HOA1397-031, -032 15 Emitter-Collector Breakdown Voltage | VieRyEco 5.0 v le=100 pA Colfector Dark Current Iceo nA Vce=10 V HOA1397-001, -002 100 ' tr=0 HOA1397-031, -032 250 COUPLED CHARACTERISTICS On-State Collector Current Icon) mA Voe=5 V HOA1397-001 0.2 lr=20 mA HOA1397-002 0.7 () HOA1397-031 2.0 HOA1397-032 7.0 Collector-Emitter Saturation Voltage VeEsar) Vv lr=20 mA, (1) HOA1397-001 . 0.4 ic=80 pA HOA1397-002 0.4 , (e290 pA HOA1397-031 1.4 c=250 pA HOA1397-032 1.4 le=880 pA Rise And Fall Time tr, te ys Vec=5 V, Ic=1 mA HOA1397-001, -002 15 RL=1000 2 HOA1397-031, -032 75 Rr=100 Q Notes 1. Test surface is an Eastman Kodak neutral white test card with 90% diffuse reflectance located 0.05 in.(1.27 mm) from the front surface of the device. ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS (25C Free-Air Temperature unless otherwise noted) Operating Temperature Range -40C to 85C Storage Temperature Range Soldering Temperature (5 sec) 240C IR EMITTER -40C to 85C DARLINGTON 15V 5V 100 mw?) Power Dissipation 100 mw") Reverse Voltage 3V Continuous Forward Current 60 mA DETECTOR TRANS. Collector-Emitter Voltage 30 V Emitter-Cotlector Voltage 5V Power Dissipation 100 mw) Collector DC Current 30 mA Notes 1. Derate linearly at 0.66 mW/C above 25C. Honeywell reserves the right to make changes in order to improve design and supply the best products possible, 30 mA INFRA-27 SCH Honeywell SCHEMATIC TRANSISTOR DARLINGTON Anode Collector Anode Collector Gathode Emitter Cathode EmitterHOA1397 Reflective Sensor Fig.1 iRED Forward Bias Characteristics Fig.2 Non-Saturated Switching Time vs Load Resistance 100 : 1 : ' 1 ' ' ' 1000 GO tect ot Bo eee 00 | 5B 604: Ta= 80C E : 5 qo hod =. Photadarlington 3 50 ob a S047, 9500 2 5 394A Oe Be 10) S 2%: 104 hototransistor -: 0 t __ 1 : tt 08 10 12 #14 +16 #%18 #20 & 10 100 1000 Forward voltage - V ge 2 Load resistance - Ohms Fig.3 Detector Dark Current vs Fig.4 Collector Current vs Temperature Ambient Temperature 1000 7 7 7 7 1.2 900 E 100 5 cee my - og 3 ee 8 Syd 3 3 8 a 0.014-- = : 3 A 0.001 + . = 00 ot -40 -20 0 20 40 60 & x 50-25 0 25 50 75 100 Free-air temperature - C 3 Free-air temperature - C z = Fig.5 Collector Current vs Fig.6 Collector Current vs Distance to Reflective Surface IRED Forward Current ~ -_ 3.00 5 Se & Ss 2.50 4 3 3 s S 2004-- 3 s So S 150 4c o oO 3 3 1.00 a oa : E E 0.504 2 Ss 0.0 t + 7 <4 0.00 + + i 0.00 0.05 O10 O15 020 025 030 8 g 0 10 20 30 40 50 Distance to reflective surface - inches : y IRED forward current - mA 2 2 All Performance Curves Show Typical Values Honeywell reserves the right to make Hone ell changes in order to improve design and supply the best products possible.