Line-up of large-current products enhanced for replacement of mechanical relays in industrial applications

TOKYO—Toshiba Corporation’s (TOKYO: 6502) Storage & Electronic Devices Solutions Company today announced the addition of three new products to its line-up of photorelays that can replace mechanical relays in industrial applications, including an industry-leading[1] 5A large drive current for DIP8 package photorelays. Shipments of the new products, “TLP3547”, “TLP3548” and “TLP3549”, start from today.

“TLP3547” is a 60V product with an industry-leading[1] 5A (max.) large drive current for a DIP8 package photorelay. “TLP3548” is a 400V product with 0.4A (max.) drive current and high-speed switching of 1ms (max.). “TLP3549”is the industry’s first[2] photorelay to utilize a super-junction structure MOSFET, “DTMOS series”, and is a 600V product with 0.6A (max.) drive current.

Unlike mechanical relays, photorelays have no physical contacts that are subject to wear and deterioration, an advantage that contribute to set reliability. Use of photorelays also supports development of smaller and thinner sets. In addition to this, Toshiba’s new photorelays guarantee a pulsed ON-state current that is three times larger than that of the continuous ON-state current, securing a margin for safety design.

Main Applications

》Replacement of mechanical relays

》Thermostats (HVAC[2])

》Power supply control of network appliances (TCP/IP, IoT)

》Factory automation equipment

》AC servos

》Inverters

》PLC (Programmable Logic Controllers)

》Power meters, smart meters

》Security related products

》ATE (Automatic Test Equipment)

Main SpecificationsNotes



Notes

[1] For photorelay products in DIP8 packages, as of July 19, 2016. Toshiba survey.

[2] For photorelay products, as of July 19, 2016. Toshiba survey.

“TLP3547” utilizes the trench structure generation 8 MOSFET “UMOS series” and TLP3548” utilizes the planar structure generation 5 MOSFET “πMOS series”.

[3] HVAC: Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning

Follow the link below for more on the new products and Toshiba photorelays.
http://toshiba.semicon-storage.com/ap-en/product/opto/photocoupler/photorelay.html

Source：http://www.semicon.toshiba.co.jp/eng/