Photorelays are a type of photocouplers consisting of an LED optically coupled with a MOSFET. Photorelays offer many advantages over mechanical relays such as long service life, low-current drive and fast response. Photorelays are widely used for contact switching in semiconductor test systems, security systems, etc. Toshiba offers low RON, low CoFF photorelays in ultra-small VSON/S-VSON packages for semiconductor test system applications, and general-purpose photorelays in various packages featuring high current and high off-state voltage.
2016 Began use of super junction MOS
2016 Achieved ON current of 5A
2016 Released S-VSON4 PKG
2014 Released VSON4 PKG
2009 Achieved trigger LED current of 1mA
2007 Achieved CR product of 5pFΩ
2003 Achieved ON current of 2.5A
2000 Achieved ON current of 1A
2000 Achieved CR product of 10pFΩ
1999 Began use of UMOS
1997 Achieved CR product of 100pFΩ
1996 Launched SOP products
1989 Launched DIP products
1988 Began product consideration and use of
πMOS
**Trench construction type MOSFET by Toshiba
**Super junction type MOSFET by Toshiba
High current (Capacity) photorelay |
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We’re expanding our lineup to cover the requirements of a wide variety of applications. (Max ION 5A, Max VOFF 600V) |
Space saving (Lower CR) for ATE |
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We used our own unique packaging technology to create the smallest class* size photorelays. |
*Investigated by Toshiba in Mar/18
**Automatic test equipment
High productivity |
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We introduced highly efficient production lines for general use photorelays, Low input current type (TLP176AM,TLP172GM) and high break down voltage(BVs)-5kVrms series item-TLP240/TLP241. |
Introducing advantages of photorelays compared to mechanical relays and lineups of Toshiba photorelays such as high current type, small package type and so on.
Date of Issue :4/2018
Time:01:34
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