Fiber Optics
Plastic Fiber Optic Transmitter Diode SFH750
Plastic Connector Housing SFH750V
Features
• 2.2 mm Aperture holds Standard 1000 Micron
Plastic Fiber
• No Fiber Stripping Required
• Good Linearity (Forward current > 2 mA)
• Molded Microlens for Efficient Coupling
Plastic Connector Housing
• Mounting Screw Attached to the Connector
• Interference Free Transmission from
light-Tight Housing
• Transmitter and Receiver can be flexibly positioned
• No Cross Talk
• Auto insertable and Wave solderable
• Supplied in Tubes
Applications
• Household Electronics
• Power Electronics
• Optical Networks
• Medical Instruments
• Automotive Electronics
• Light Barriers
Type Ordering Code
SFH750 Q62702-P1031
SFH750V Q62702-P0266
Data Sheet 1 2002-04-24
SFH750
SFH750V
Technical Data
Technical Data
Absolute Maximum Ratings
Parameter Symbol Limit Values Unit
min. max.
Operating Temperature Range TOP -40 +85 °C
Storage Temperature Range TSTG -55 +100
Junction Temperature TJ 100
Soldering Temperature TS 260
(2 mm from case bottom, t ≤ 5 s)
Reverse Voltage VR 5 V
Forward Current IF 45 mA
Surge Current (t ≤ 10 µs, D = 0) IFSM 1 A
Power Dissipation PTOT 150 mW
Thermal Resistance, Junction/Air RthJA 500 K/W
Data Sheet 2 2002-04-24
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SFH750V
Technical Data
Characteristics (TA = 25°C)
Parameter Symbol Value Unit
Peak Wavelength λPeak 660 nm
Spectral Bandwidth ∆λ 35
Switching Times
(RG = 50 Ω, IF(LOW) = 0.1 mA, IF(HIGH) = 50 mA)
10% to 90% tR 0.12 µs
90% to 10% tF 0.12
Capacitance (f = 1 MHz, VR = 0 V) CO 25 pF
Forward Voltage (IF = 10 mA) VF 1.6 (≤ 2.0) V
Output Power Coupled into Plastic Fiber ΦIN 20 (≥ 6.3) µW
(IF = 10 mA)1)
Temperature Coefficient ΦIN TCΦ -0.8 %/K
Temperature Coefficient VF TCV -1.5 mV/K
Temperature Coefficient λPeak TCλ 0.17 nm/K
1)
The output power coupled into plastic fiber is measured with a large area detector after a short fiber (about
30 cm). This value must not used for calculating the power budget for a fiber optic system with a long fiber
because the numerical aperture of plastics fibers is decreasing on the first meters. Therefore the fiber seems
to have compared with the specified value a higher attenuation on the first meters.
Data Sheet 3 2002-04-24
SFH750
SFH750V
Technical Data
Data Sheet 4 2002-04-24
SFH750
SFH750V
Technical Data
Data Sheet 5 2002-04-24
SFH750
SFH750V
Package Outlines
Package Outlines
SFH750
Figure 1
SFH750V
Figure 2
(dimensions in mm, unless otherwise specified)
Data Sheet 6 2002-04-24
SFH750
SFH750V
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