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Product Bulletin OP265W GD oF June 1996 Sn GaAlAs Plastic Infrared Emitting Diode Type OP265W E ae 125 (3.18) f iE ns 2 =T—| wove 080, (1 "1 9 a4 12) ia | . g 125.G.18) 1 “115 (2-82) wal ‘ i “ +00 (12.70) * FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES. ANODE LEAD IS t 060 (1.52) NOM. LONGER THAN CATHODE LEAD DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES (MILLIMETERS) Features Absolute Maximum Ratings (Ta = 25° C unless otherwise noted) applications Lead Soldering Temperature [1/16 inch (1.6 mm) from case for 5 sec. with soldering | « T-1 package style WON]... cece cence eee eee ee eeesereres 260°C! GaAs at equivalent drive currents Notes: (1) RMA flux is recommended. Duration can be extended to 10 sec. max. when flow soldering. A Description (2) Dera near 1.88 miVP-G above 25°, = wees men soldering The OP265W is an 890 nm high intensity gallium aluminum arsenide Typical Performance Curves infrared emitting diode molded in an IR Percent Changes in Radiant Intensity Coupling Characteristics transmissive amber-tinted epoxy vs Time of OP265W and OPS05W package. The broad irradiance pattern 10 provides relatively even illumination over in all respects except for the length of . RSS it il \\ | | | the plastic package. bow [| WW ae | TTT 5 os a § Leer ee LE eA z hi Ee i
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