Optoisolators - Transistor, Photovoltaic Output

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Part Number	Manufacturers	Stock	Pricing(USD)	Quantity	Description
TLP290(TP,E)	Toshiba Semiconductor and Storage	5000	-	- + Add To Cart Inquiry Now	OPTOISOLATOR 3.75KV TRANS 4-SO
CPC3140P	IXYS Integrated Circuits Division	5000	-	- + Add To Cart Inquiry Now	OPTOCOUPLER IGBT GATE DRIVE FLPK
HMA121CR3V_NF098	Fairchild/ON Semiconductor	5000	-	- + Add To Cart Inquiry Now	OPTOISO 3.75KV TRANSISTOR 4SOP
CPC3140PTR	IXYS Integrated Circuits Division	5000	-	- + Add To Cart Inquiry Now	OPTOCOUPLER IGBT GATE DRIVE FLPK
LOC215P	IXYS Integrated Circuits Division	5000	-	- + Add To Cart Inquiry Now	OPTOCOUPLER LINEAR DUAL FLATPAK
PC357N3TJ00F	Sharp Microelectronics	5000	-	- + Add To Cart Inquiry Now	OPTOISO 3.75KV TRANS 4-MINI-FLAT
PS2525L-1-F3-A	CEL	5000	-	- + Add To Cart Inquiry Now	OPTOISOLATOR 5KV TRANS 4SMD

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What is a LEMO GMA.0B.040.DR connector and what is it used for?

The LEMO GMA.0B.040.DR is a specific model of push-pull self-latching connector. It is commonly used in medical, industrial control, test and measurement, and audio/video applications due to its reliable and robust design, compact size, and high durability.

What is the purpose of an evaluation board (EVAL board)?

An evaluation board, or EVM, is a printed circuit board designed to help engineers and developers test and evaluate the functionality of a specific semiconductor chip or integrated circuit (IC) before integrating it into a final product. It speeds up the development process and simplifies prototyping.

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