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AD6C112 Datasheet, PDF (1/5 Pages) Solid State Optronic – 1 Form B Solid State Relay
AD6C112
1 Form B
Solid State Relay
DESCRIPTION
The AD6C112 is a bi-directional, single-pole, single-throw, normally closed multipurpose solid-state relay. It is designed to replace
electromechanical relays in general purpose switching applications. The relay consists of an integrated circuit that drives two rugged
source-to-source depletion type DMOS transistors - optically coupled to a light emitting diode. The output MOS transistors are protected
with free-wheeling diodes that can handle up to 1.5A of inrush current, making the relay ideal for switching lamps and highly inductive
loads.
FEATURES
APPLICATIONS
• Low input control power consumption (2.5mA TYP)
• 120mA maximum continuous load current
• 35 ohms maximum on-resistance
• Long life/high reliability
• High input-to-output isolation
• Reed relay replacement
• Meter reading systems
• Medical equipment
• Battery monitoring
• Multiplexers
OPTIONS/SUFFIXES*
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS*
• -H High Input-Output Isolation (5.3kVrms)
• -S Surface Mount Leadform Option
• -TR Tape and Reel Option
NOTE: Suffixes listed above are not included in marking on
device for part number identification.
PARAMETER
UNIT MIN TYP MAX
Storage Temperature
°C -55
125
Operating Temperature
°C -40
85
Continuous Input Current mA
50
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
Transient Input Current
mA
400
Reverse Input Control
Voltage
V
6
Output Power Dissipation mW
600
*The values indicated are absolute stress ratings. Functional operation of the
device is not implied at these or any conditions in excess of those defined in
electrical characteristics section of this document. Exposure to Absolute
Ratings may cause permanent damage to the device and may adversely
affect reliability.
APPROVALS
• BABT CERTIFICATE #607836:
BS EN 60950, BS EN 41003, BS EN 60065
• CSA CERTIFICATE #LR111581-1
• UL FILE #E90096
© 2004 Solid State Optronics • San José, CA
www.ssousa.com • +1.408.293.4600
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