Phototransistors

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100 nA
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125 mW
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30 V
100 nA
880nm
28°
125 mW
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Top View
-55°C ~ 125°C
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30 V
100 nA
880nm
28°
125 mW
Surface Mount
Top View
-55°C ~ 125°C
2-SMD, No Lead
0
In Stock
Obsolete
Bulk
Obsolete
30 V
100 nA
880nm
28°
125 mW
Surface Mount
Top View
-55°C ~ 125°C
2-SMD, No Lead
0
In Stock
Obsolete
Tape & Reel (TR)
Obsolete
30 V
100 nA
880nm
28°
125 mW
Surface Mount
Top View
-55°C ~ 125°C
2-SMD, No Lead
0
In Stock
Obsolete
Tape & Reel (TR)
Obsolete
30 V
100 nA
880nm
28°
125 mW
Surface Mount
Top View
-55°C ~ 125°C
2-SMD, No Lead
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Phototransistors

Products in the phototransistor family are discrete light sensitive components which behave in similar fashion to a bipolar transistor, but use incident light instead of an electrical current applied through a device terminal to cause the device to conduct. Compared to photodiodes, phototransistors generally produce a much larger output current for the same intensity of incident light, though are slower to respond to changes in light intensity. These differences result in phototransistors being simpler to apply, but less useful for high speed operation.