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E-ZorbTM diodes were specially designed to replace discontinued Philips controlled avalanche, high voltage diodes. Several voltage ratings and reverse recovery times are available. All are axial-leaded, hermetically sealed diodes.
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![]() New Technology Opto-diode Targets Custom High Voltage Opto-couplers. From Voltage Multipliers Inc., comes the OZ100SG featuring high gain, excellent isolation voltage. OZ100SG Opto-diode and Opto-coupler Data Sheets
The level of Ir serves as feedback for the level of forward current through the LED while providing system isolation. Varying forward current in the LED varies leakage current in the photo-diode.
OZ100SG Description of Operation
The OZ100SG represents a breakthrough in opto-diode technology. Capable of operating at up to 10,000 volts reverse bias (10kV Vrwm) is it comprised of twelve active, stacked, silicon junctions. The key to operation is light sensitive junctions. Molded in optically clear epoxy, the OZ100SG is a light-sensitive device. When exposed to light, leakage current, Ir, is the result. Leakage current is directly proportional to light intensity, so by varying forward current through the LEDs, light intensity from the LED will vary. Varying light intensity in the LEDs results in a corresponding variation in Ir in the photo diode. Ir typically ranges from 1uA to 1nA range. Controlling the exposure to light makes it possible to control leakage current in the photo-diode, thus providing a closed feedback loop. This makes for a useful way to remotely monitor electronically sensitive systems. Other light sources can be used to generate leakage current in the photo diode. Photo-diode Reverse Leakage (Ir) is linear within stated operating parameters. Leakage current is directly proportional to
High Voltage Gain is defined as
The optimum light wavelength has been experimentally determined to be between 890nm and 940nm
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The OZ100SG provides high isolation voltage, and high gain, in the smallest package available. |
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| Last Update: 27 Jan 2011 |