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The SFH617A-2 is a single-channel transistor output optocoupler manufactured by Vishay Semiconductors and distributed by Isocom Components. It features an NPN phototransistor output housed in a PDIP-4 package. Key electrical parameters include a maximum collector-emitter voltage of 70 V, a peak forward current of 60 mA, and a typical forward voltage of 1.65 V. The device provides an insulation voltage of 5300 Vrms with a current transfer ratio ranging from 63% to 125%. Operating temperatures span from -55°C to +110°C, with rise and fall times of 2 µs.
Verify the manufacturer origin when sourcing this component, as it is produced by Vishay Semiconductors but distributed under the Isocom Components label. Confirm that the specific order suffix matches the required packaging format, such as tube or tape-and-reel variants like SFH617A-2X009T. Ensure compliance with RoHS directives and check for any recent product change notices regarding bond wire diameter or manufacturing location updates before finalizing procurement orders.
Select the SFH617A-2 when a robust, through-hole isolated switch is required with moderate speed capabilities. The 5300 Vrms insulation rating supports high-voltage separation needs. Compare the 63–125% current transfer ratio against circuit gain requirements. Consider the 70 V collector-emitter voltage limit for load compatibility. Evaluate the PDIP-4 footprint against available board space compared to surface-mount alternatives like the SFH617A-2X009T.
This component belongs to the SFH617 family of transistor output optocouplers. It serves as a direct equivalent to the VO617A series, offering similar pinout and electrical characteristics. The part number SFH617A-2 specifically denotes the through-hole DIP configuration, distinguishing it from surface-mount versions within the same functional family designed for general isolation tasks.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers include VO617A-2. Verify pinout compatibility and insulation voltage ratings when substituting.