The TIL924 is a dual-channel optocoupler device that provides electrical isolation between input and output circuits through optical coupling. Each channel consists of a gallium-arsenide (GaAs) light-emitting diode (LED) optically coupled to a silicon n-p-n Darlington phototransistor. This component is part of a series that includes single-channel (TIL923) and quad-channel (TIL925) variants in different package configurations.
The TIL924 is particularly designed for applications requiring high current transfer ratio (CTR), with standard devices tested for a minimum CTR of 500%. This makes it suitable for interfacing between low-current control circuits and higher-current loads while maintaining complete electrical isolation.
The TIL924 optocoupler is designed for a wide range of applications requiring signal isolation and interface between different voltage domains:
The TIL924 is available in a standard 8-pin dual inline package with the following mechanical characteristics:
The TIL924 optocoupler is designed to meet stringent reliability and safety standards:
For optimal performance, the input LED should be driven with a current-limiting resistor:
The Darlington phototransistor output requires careful consideration: