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CYG2911

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Contextual Info: APPLICATION NOTE AN-123 Using CYG2911 and TS117 in APOH 911 Circuits AN-123 Someone dial 911! A modem is on-line and a user must place an emergency “911” call. After picking up the phone and waiting for a dial tone, the user hears the familiar bleeps of a modem device while it is on-line. The modem device

BS7002

Abstract: TS117 TS117P TS117PTR TS117S TS117STR
Contextual Info: TS117 Multifunction Telecom Switch Load Voltage Load Current Max RON TS117 350 120 35 Description TS117 is a 350V, 120mA, 35Ω 1-Form-A relay with an optocoupler in a single package. It provides high sensitivity and is an ideal solution for many telecom applications.

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Contextual Info: /y/ufa/// u / v u i / i / i v / ufafc-wwtfi TS117/TS117L DESCRIPTION T he T S 1 17 is a 350V, 120m A, 35£i type 1-form -A solid state relay for hooksw itch com bined w ith an op tocou pler for de tection of loop curre nt o r ringing signal in a single 8-pin

BS7002

Abstract: TS117L TS117LP TS117LPTR TS117LS TS117LSTR
Contextual Info: TS117L Multifunction Telecom Switch Load Voltage Load Current Max RON TS117L 350 120 35 Description TS117L is a 350V, 120mA, 35Ω 1-Form-A relay with an optocoupler in a single package. It provides high sensitivity and is an ideal solution for many telecom applications.

PLA relay

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Contextual Info: APPLICATION NOTE AN-113 TS117 Telecom Switch AN-113 SSRS FOR MODEMS The use of relays in telecom circuits as a lng history. Originally, electromechanical relays were the only vaible solution for these applicatoins. However, as modems, automatic telephone dialers, fax machines and

Contextual Info: TS117 Multifunction Telecom Switch Load Voltage Load Current Max RON TS117 350 120 35 Description TS117 is a 350V, 120mA, 35Ω 1-Form-A relay with an optocoupler in a single package. It provides high sensitivity and is an ideal solution for many telecom applications.

Contextual Info: TS117L Multifunction Telecom Switch Load Voltage Load Current Max RON TS117L 350 120 35 Description TS117L is a 350V, 120mA, 35Ω 1-Form-A relay with an optocoupler in a single package. It provides high sensitivity and is an ideal solution for many telecom applications. Current limiting version is available "L"

Contextual Info: TS117L Multifunction Telecom Switch INTEGRATED CIRCUITS DIVISION Parameter Blocking Voltage Load Current On-Resistance max Rating 350 120 35 Units VP mArms / mADC  Features • Current-Limited Relay • 3750Vrms Input/Output Isolation • Low Drive Power Requirements (TTL/CMOS

TS117

Contextual Info: TS117 Multifunction Telecom Switch INTEGRATED CIRCUITS DIVISION Parameter Blocking Voltage Load Current On-Resistance max Rating 350 120 35 Description The TS117 integrated circuit device combines a 350V normally open (1-Form-A) relay with an optocoupler

ts117

Abstract: BS7002 TS117P TS117PTR TS117S TS117STR
Contextual Info: TS117 Multifunction Telecom Switch Load Voltage Load Current Max RON TS117 350 120 35 Description TS117 is a 350V, 120mA, 35Ω 1-Form-A relay with an optocoupler in a single package. It provides high sensitivity and is an ideal solution for many telecom applications.

8 pin optocoupler

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Contextual Info: MULTIFUNCTION TELECOM SWITCH TS117/TS117L DESCRIPTIO N TS117 is a 350V, 120mA, 35£2 type 1-Form-A solid state relay for hookswitch combined with an optocoupler for detection of loop current or ringing signal in a single 8 pin DIP package. Current limiting version available.

TS117

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Contextual Info: APPLICATION NOTE AN-123 Using CYG2911 and TS117 in APOH 911 Circuits AN-123 Someone dial 911! A modem is on-line and a user must place an emergency “911” call. After picking up the phone and waiting for a dial tone, the user hears the familiar bleeps of a modem device while it is on-line. The modem device

TS117L

Contextual Info: TS117L Multifunction Telecom Switch INTEGRATED CIRCUITS DIVISION Parameter Blocking Voltage Load Current On-Resistance max Rating 350 120 35 Units VP mArms / mADC  Features • Current-Limited Relay • 3750Vrms Input/Output Isolation • Low Drive Power Requirements (TTL/CMOS

CP Clare RELAY

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Contextual Info: CPCIare CORPGRAT'ON TS117 Application Note TS117 Application Note SSRS FOR MODEMS The use of relays in telecom circuits has a long history. Originally, electromechanical relays were the only viable solution for these applications. However, as modems, automatic telephone dialers, fax machines

CP Clare dual RELAY

Abstract: TS117
Contextual Info: APPLICATION NOTES TS117 Telecom Switch SSRS FOR MODEMS The use of relays in telecom circuits has a long history. Originally, electromechanical relays were the only viable solution for these applications. However, as modems, a utom atic telephone dialers, fax m achines and

Contextual Info: MULTIFUNCTION TELECOM SWITCH TS117/TS117L DESCRIPTION TS117 is a 350V, 120mA, 35Ω 1-Form-A relay with an optocoupler in a single package. It provides high sensitivity and is an ideal solution for many telecom applications. Current limiting version is available "L" suffix .

ts117pl

Abstract: BS7002 TS117L TS117LS TS117LSTR
Contextual Info: TS117L Multifunction Telecom Switch Load Voltage Load Current Max RON TS117L 350 120 35 Description TS117L is a 350V, 120mA, 35Ω 1-Form-A relay with an optocoupler in a single package. It provides high sensitivity and is an ideal solution for many telecom applications. Current limiting version is available "L"

Contextual Info: MULTIFUNCTION TELECOM SWITCH TS117/TS117L DESCRIPTION The TS117 is a 350V, 120mA, 35Ω type 1-Form-A solid state relay for hookswitch combined with an optocoupler for detection of loop current or ringing signal in a single 8 pin DIP package. Current limiting version available.

Contextual Info: TS117L Multifunction Telecom Switch Load Voltage Load Current Max RON TS117L 350 120 35 Description TS117L is a 350V, 120mA, 35Ω 1-Form-A relay with an optocoupler in a single package. It provides high sensitivity and is an ideal solution for many telecom applications.

ts120 clare

Abstract: bi 370 transistor e transistor TIP 350 optocoupler bi-directional cp clare relay 3A bidirectional optocoupler 1HA 104 bi 370 transistor TS118 BS415
Contextual Info: CLARE CPCIare C P / SOLID CORPORATION STATE bbE D 2144=104 0D002D5 221 « C P C L “TS” Series Solid State Products Division OptoMOS “TS” Series Multifunction Solid State Telecom Switches DESCRIPTION CP Clare’s “TS” series telecom switches provide optimal function density for

BLM21B102SPT

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Contextual Info: APPLICATION NOTE 8.2 SMSC LAN91C100 and LAN91C110 FEAST Competitive Comparison in Embedded and PC Card Applications By Paul Brant OVERVIEW. 1

Contextual Info: LH1529FPTR, LH1529GP, LH1529GPTR www.vishay.com Vishay Semiconductors Telecom Switch - 1 Form A Solid-State Relay FEATURES 8 1 • Solid-state relay and optocoupler in one package • Surface mount package - new flat pak • Isolation test voltage, 3000 VRMS

Midcom 82096

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Contextual Info: FXO/DAA Design Using Clare OptoMOS Components Application Note AN-151 1. Introduction Clare OptoMOS components can be applied to a variety of DAA telephone line interface designs suitable for many applications. This application note includes a collection of DAA circuits that use Clare OptoMOS components. It also

BLM21B102SPT

Abstract: rd22 zener diode optocoupler HA11 RA13 honda c92 6R19 ZENER A16 80C200 80C300 LAN91C100
Contextual Info: APPLICATION NOTE 8.2 SMSC LAN91C100 and LAN91C110 FEAST Competitive Comparison in Embedded and PC Card Applications By Paul Brant OVERVIEW. 1