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Product Bulletin OP169 SD. _ June 1996 GaAs Plastic Infrared Emitting Diodes Types OP169A, OP169B, OP169C Se 150 (3.81) 2064 (1.63) Se oe oa amener ed 140 eet | 060 (1 =] oe Ye sa :088 (2.16) ee eee p corica. & a ee ag? a RG ne Since 025 (0.64) LENS R .030 (0.76) NOM yee ee eee [psex® now a ef ea ats (Oe Pe ae ee % i rahe if = FOR JDENTIFICATION PURPOSES. ANODE IS ae eres hae 060 (1.52) NOM LONGER THAN CATHODE LEAD DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES (MILLIMETERS) Features Absolute Maximum Ratings (Ta = 25° C unless otherwise noted) to the OP509 phototransistor series Lead Soldering Temperature [1/16 inch (1.6mm) from case for 5 sec. with soldering . HOM) voce cee eeeee cece eeeeseteeteeteneeesttreteeseserse esses 260°CU) . Notes: The OP169 series are gallium arsenide (1) RIMA flux is recommended, Duration can be extended to 10 seconds max. when flow infrared emitting diodes molded in “end soldering. Maximum 20 grams force may be applied to the leads when soldering. looking” miniature clear packages. The (2) Derate linearly 1.33 mW/° C above 25° C. molded lens insures improved uniformity (3) Eaiapty is a measurement of the average apertured radiant incidence upon a sensing area fot : 4 0.180" (4.57 mm) in diameter, perpendicular to and centered on the mechanical axis of the of lens magnification from unit to unit. lens, and 0.653" (16.6 mm) from the lens tip. Eeiapr is a measurement of the average The OP169 series provides a broad radiant intensity within the cone formed by the above conditions. Eeap7) is not necessarily range of on-line and radiant intensities uniform within the measured area. and has considerable design flexibility . due to its small size. These devices are Typical Performance Curves mechanically and spectrally matched to Percent Changes in Radiant Intensity Coupling Characteristics the OP509 series phototransistors. vs Time of OP169 and OP509 LLU TT i [TT TTT Trt . SEE cer of ETT TT tessa Dee Tg (EE eCOPSeret) bf EEE tH eoomceseim = § AEE Coico «ee AEE Eopeeeecuicc ARE ca Fe \\ 20 02 racer [ETH CSE Lin UT =-LL FREE 100 1K 10% 100K o 02 04 06 08 10 t- TIME ~ Hours DISTANCE BETWEEN LENS TIPS - Inches Optek Technology, Inc. 1215 W. Crosby Road Carrollton, Texas 75006 (972) 323-2200 Fax (972) 323-2396 2-24
Types OP169A, OP169B, OP169C Electrical Characteristics (Ta = 25° C unless otherwise noted) [evupor[PARAWETER [WIN [VP WAX] UNITS | TEST CONDITIONS | Eeiapt) |Apertured Radiant Incidence OP169C | 0.027 OP169B | 0.108 mWicm? | Ip = 20 mA” OP169A | 0.180 [ve |Fomesvoue SS—~dYCidS it | veo [5 [emrewen etwoen Hat Powerroits || || wm |kctoma—_—| [ier [Seca snnwinTonpemtxe | (saaal | emo le=conta [ewe [ern Ane atvatPowerrona | | «| | oe |e=zoma | louputrisetime | 1000] ns firing = 100A, Typical Performance Curves Forward Voltage vs Forward Voltage and Radiant Incidence Forward Voltage vs Forward Current vs Forward Current Ambient Temperature oe ee deacon Too'ms between pases. |_| oo 8 Duty Cycle = 0.1% [| | 74 at end of f a") erg ee er 2. oe Oe <i ee ELIE gs ° or 1.0 10 100 ° oz oa 06 Os 10 10-40 o “0 80 120160 Ig - FORWARD CURRENT - mA If - FORWARD CURRENT - Amps ‘Ty - AMBIENT TEMPERATURE - °C Rise Time and Fall Time vs Relative Radiant Intensity and Wavelength Relative Radiant Intensity vs Forward Current at Peak Emission vs Ambient Temperature Angular Displacement 18 20 10 12 ee. TOF”. “TTL [ATT eee") er be V eOSRERA AS. CO Rees PR BERR 1 = Ez os ce ae Peel-tpoi| "ERFERH BEES “OCC lormazed at Ty = 25° ° e heed = bad ° 50-2 0 2% 50 75 100 “ oy ar 20° ° 20 40 GOP If - FORWARD CURRENT - Amps ‘Ty - AMBIENT TEMPERATURE - °C @ - ANGULAR DISPLACEMENT - Degrees Optek reserves the right to make changes at any time in order to improve design and to supply the best product possible. Optek Technology, Inc. 1215 W. Crosby Road ~—Carroliton, Texas 75006 (972)323-2200 Fax (972)323-2396 2-25