Solid State Relay SSR Optocoupler OR-601J Series, emerge on the market, benchmarked against Toshiba TLP9160T and Avago ASSR-601J, widely used in the automotive industry's battery control system and fuel cell control system field.
Solid State Relay SSR Optocoupler OR-601J Series
emerge on the market
benchmarked against Toshiba TLP9160T and Avago ASSR-601J
widely used in the automotive industry's battery control system and fuel cell control system field.
Solid State Relay SSR Optocoupler OR-601J Series, emerge on the market, benchmarked against Toshiba TLP9160T and Avago ASSR-601J, widely used in the automotive industry's battery control system and fuel cell control system field.
Our 601 series has three different level series with model numbers OR-601J-TA1-V, OR-601JV-TA1-V, OR-601JT-TA1-V, with leakage currents reaching 5nA, 10nA, 100nA respectively under 1000V.
For sample requests, please contact our staff or leave a message with the necessary information, and our staff will contact you on the same day.
The recommended design diagram for the 601J series is as follows.
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