Hi group,
While studying the schematics of a seventies synthesizer I came across a HTVP873D photocoupler. Does anyone know who made it and/or where I can get a datasheet for it? Or maybe an equivalent, contemporary if possible?
In the schematic it is drawn as a LED shining on a resistor with a centertap. It also mentions a rank of the photocoupler as a number from
Thanks a lot, Jenalee
P873* (* not D, not HTV....) by Hamamatsu having 5 axial leads were range of LED to LDR optocouplers, all 5KV isolation, Ron 200 to 10K and Roff 1 to 10M, no mention of CT. Response time 5 to 30mS so at least easy enough to make up one if necessary
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Right, the Hamamatsu P873 - can you see a.b.s.e. datasheets?
alt.binaries.schematics.electronic(s) ? Not with google, but tomorrow in the office I can. If you could post it that would be great, thanks!
Jenalee
Great info, thanks a lot!
Jenalee
OK, it's sitting there waiting for you.
Winfield Hill wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@drn.newsguy.com:
My news server doesn't have the attachments :o(. I can read Pooh Bear's reply but I can't see the datasheet. Could you please email it to me at snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com ?
In the meantime I've found some alternatives: the NSL-39 from Silonex and the VTL5C2/2 from Perkin-Elmer. This last one seems even to be obtainable.
Thanks again, Jenalee
I can email it tomorrow.
On 4 Feb 2006 04:55:49 -0800, "Jenalee K." put finger to keyboard and composed:
- Franc Zabkar
With all that, why didn't they simply put up the datasheet with its specs and detailed performance graphs?
Some of the Silonex NSL-32 series ( single cell ) are available from Farnell.
Graham
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