KBL-1KL3 KODENSHI | Alldatasheet
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- Description The KBL-1KL3 is a GaAlAs IRED mounted in durable, hermetically sealea TO-18 metal can type,which provide years of reliable performance, even under demanding conditions such as use outdoors. 2. Features ¡ß Narrow beam angle ¡ß Durable ¡ß High reliability in demanding environments 3. Applications ¡ß Optical encoders ¡ß Fiber optic communications 4. Package Outline 5. Absolute Maximum Ratings Notes : *1. 100KHz , Duty 10% 2. Distance from end of the package = 2.0mm, time = 5sec max. 6. Electro-optical Characteristics [TA = 25¡É] * 1 : measured by our TO-18 package type tester KKC-QM-043-2 1/2 IV ¥Ä¥è IF = 20§Ì IF = 20§Ì IF = 50§Ì Peak Emission Wavelength Half Angle ¥ëp ¥Ä¥ë 1.8 Symbol VF Conditions IF = 20§Ì - - - - Parameter Spectral Half Bandwidth Radiant Intensity 660 VR Forward Voltage Reverse Voltage IR = 10 §Ë Operating Temperature Soldering Temperature (see notes *2) 120 Tsol. PD Storage Temperature Tstg. -55 ~ +125 -40 ~ +100Topr. Parameter Reverse Voltage Forward Current Power Dissipation Pulse Forward Current (see notes *1) V V Unit 2.2 Max. 260 Min. Unit V Symbol Ratings VR IF deg.- -± 8 450 mcd Capacitance CT f = 1MHz - 18 - mV IFP 0.5 A Typ. KBL-1KL3 Infrared Emitting Diodes(GaAIAs) - p F Out power * 1 PO IF = 20§Ì 10 Dimensions (Unit: mm) ¨ç ¨è
¡ß Typical Characteristics ¡áPower dissipation Vs Ambient temperature ¡á Radiant intensity Vs Forward current ¡áRelative radiant intensity Vs Ambient temperature ¡áRelative intensity Vs Wavelength ¡áForward current Vs Forward voltage ¡áSensitivity diagram Vs Angular displacement KKC-QM-043-2 2/2 KBL-1KL3 Infrared Emitting Diodes(GaAIAs) 400-20 20 0.1 (¡É)8060 100 Ambient temperature (Ta) Forward current (IF) Power dissipation (PD) Radiant intensity (Po) Ambient temperature (Ta) Wavelength(¥ë) Relative radiant intensity (Po) Radiant intensity Forward voltage (VF) Forward current (IF) Relative intensity(%) Angle (deg.) Wavelength(¥ë) 400 500 700600 800 100 (%) 11001000900 (§¬) Ta=25¡É