Infrared LED die is a semiconductor light-emitting component that emits infrared radiation when electrically activated, used for optical isolation and signal transmission in photocouplers.
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Wavelength | 850-950 nm | |
| Viewing Angle | 15-30 degrees | |
| Rise/Fall Time | 10-100 ns | |
| Forward Current | 20-100 mA | |
| Forward Voltage | 1.2-1.6V | |
| Radiant Intensity | 10-100 mW/sr |
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The infrared LED die serves as the light source that converts electrical input signals into infrared optical signals, which then cross an isolation gap to activate a photodetector, providing electrical isolation between circuits while transmitting signals.
Infrared wavelengths (850-950 nm) are used because silicon photodetectors have peak sensitivity in this range, resulting in higher efficiency. Additionally, IR light is invisible, reduces interference from ambient light, and allows for better material compatibility with encapsulation compounds.
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