H11D4

High-voltage phototransistor-type optoisolator (also known as an optocoupler) that was originally manufactured by General Electric. It is designed to provide electrical isolation between input and output circuits, protecting low-voltage components from high-voltage transients - Collector-Emitter Breakdown Voltage (\(V_{CER}\)): 200V (Min).Isolation Voltage: 5300 VAC RMS (or 7500 VAC Peak) for 1 minute.Current Transfer Ratio (CTR): Typically 10% (Min) at \(I_F = 10 \text{ mA}\) and \(V_{CE} = 10 \text{ V}\).Forward Voltage (\(V_{F}\)): Typically 1.15V.Maximum Forward Current (\(I_{F}\)): 80 mA.Package: Standard 6-pin Plastic Dual In-Line Package (DIP-6)