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4N26SR2M Optoisolator - onsemi 4170Vrms Transistor Output

MPN 4N26SR2M
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onsemi 4N26SR2M, single-channel optoisolator, DC input, transistor with base output, 4170Vrms isolation, surface-mount 6-SMD gull-wing package, -40°C to 100°C operating range.

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Package / Case 6-SMD, Gull Wing
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Full Technical Specifications

14 Parameters
4N26SR2M specifications
Parameter / AttributeSpecification / Value
Input typeDC
Output typeTransistor with Base
MountingSurface Mount
Voltage - isolation4170Vrms
Voltage - output30V
Voltage - forward (Vf)1.18V
Current transfer ratio20% @ 10mA
Current - DC forward (If)60 mA
Operating temperature-40°C ~ 100°C
PackageTape & Reel (TR) Cut Tape (CT)
Case6-SMD, Gull Wing
Channels1
Vce saturation500mV
Turn on (Turn off time)2µs, 2µs
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Supply Chain & Allocation Reality:

The 4N2x / 4N3x row is the general-purpose opto that predates the PC817 and still fills industrial boards, instruments and old audio gear: a 6-pin DIP with an infrared LED, a phototransistor, and one extra pin the 4-pin generation gave up - the base of the phototransistor, brought out for speed-up tricks and threshold trimming. The family is a CTR ladder wearing four part numbers: 4N25/26 at 20% minimum, 4N27/28 at 10%, and the 4N35/36/37 trio at 100% - one of the highest CTRs of any general-purpose opto, which is why it survives in circuits that need gain more than speed. Substituting within the row is honest work; substituting against the 4-pin PC817 row is the classic socket error.

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4N25 onsemi / Vishay / Everlight DIP-6
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The 20% Rung - Same Socket, Real Numbers

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Electrical & Core Specs:

The 20% minimum CTR member at 10mA LED current (same bin as the 4N26): the everyday grade of the row, pin-identical to every 4N2x and 4N3x part.

Standard 6-pin opto envelope: 5.3kV-class isolation in the classic parts, 30V-class collector-emitter ratings, pin 6 base exposed.

Compatibility & Drop-In Notes: Substitution inside the row must carry the CTR requirement: a 4N25 (20%) is a genuine downgrade from a 4N35 (100%) in any circuit that relied on the gain - the LED drive may need recomputing. The reverse is free margin.
Package & Solder Footprint: Standard 6-pin DIP; pinout 1 anode, 2 cathode, 3 NC, 4 emitter, 5 collector, 6 base.
Shenzhen Warehouse Stock & MOQ: Stocked across the row; the differences are documented per grade.
4N37 Everlight / Vishay / onsemi DIP-6
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The 100% CTR Rung

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Electrical & Core Specs:

The high-gain member of the row: 100% minimum CTR at 10mA (40% guaranteed across the full temperature range), the reason it appears wherever the driving current must stay small.

Same envelope; isolation figure per the vendor grade (5.3kV class in the classic datasheets).

Compatibility & Drop-In Notes: The honest substitution sentence for this row: going up in CTR is always electrically kind; going down needs the drive budget re-derived - the 10mA figure in the datasheet assumes the LED the original design budgets for.
Package & Solder Footprint: Identical 6-pin DIP footprint.
Shenzhen Warehouse Stock & MOQ: Stocked as the high-gain repair part for marginal-drive circuits.
H11A1 Vishay / onsemi (legacy) DIP-6
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The Ancestor Row

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Electrical & Core Specs:

The 6-pin row the 4N parts were defined alongside: H11A1 at 50% minimum CTR, H11A5 at 30% - same socket and base pin, its own gain ladder.

Same envelope and isolation class.

Compatibility & Drop-In Notes: In equipment documentation, a service manual often names the H11A part while the board carries a 4N one (or the reverse): the numbers are what matter, the names are lineage.
Package & Solder Footprint: Standard 6-pin DIP pinout.
Shenzhen Warehouse Stock & MOQ: Stocked for legacy equipment; verify markings on older lots.
PC817 Sharp / multiple DIP-4
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The 4-Pin Cousin - Different Socket

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Electrical & Core Specs:

The 4-pin general-purpose opto of the next generation: same phototransistor idea without the base pin, and its own CTR rank system (A/B/C/D) that replaced the 4N CTR ladder in new designs.

Same functional envelope; 5kV-class isolation in the modern parts.

Compatibility & Drop-In Notes: When a service note says "PC817 replaces 4N35", it means functionally in some circuits - the socket does not agree. Fitting a 4-pin part into a 6-pin footprint needs the adapter or a new layout, and the base-pin behavior is gone either way.
Package & Solder Footprint: DIP-4 against DIP-6: different footprint by construction.
Shenzhen Warehouse Stock & MOQ: The modern volume part; see its own page for the rank system.
Buyer & Quality Checklist for Sourcing Alternatives
  • The CTR minimum is the specification: 4N25/4N26 = 20%, 4N27/4N28 = 10%, 4N35/4N36/4N37 = 100% (40% across the extended range). The 4N3x trio is the same sockets at five times the gain - the direction of every substitution follows this number.
  • Pin 6 (base) distinguishes this row from the 4-pin generation: a base-emitter resistor speeds the transistor up (trading gain for bandwidth), and a small bias trims the threshold. Designs that used it detect a replacement without it immediately - noise and edge behavior change.
  • The 4-pin PC817 row is not the same socket: no base pin, a different rank system (A-D), and a modern isolation class. Functionally comparable in many circuits, mechanically incompatible without an adapter.
  • LED drive is part of the gain budget: the CTR numbers assume 10mA of LED current. A circuit that halved its LED drive for efficiency cannot expect the original switching thresholds from the same grade.
  • The classic 6-pin bodies carry 5.3kV-class isolation figures - verify per vendor and grade; clone rows trade here first.
  • For repair of old gear, read the service manual part against the row: the H11A names and the 4N names cross freely in tables, and the CTR number is the only thing that transfers between them.
Frequently Asked Technical Questions

Q: What is the difference between 4N25 and 4N35?

A: Current transfer ratio: 4N25 is 20% minimum, 4N35 is 100% minimum (40% guaranteed over the extended temperature range). Same 6-pin socket and pinout; the 4N3x part is the high-gain version of the same design.

Q: What is pin 6 on a 4N35 used for?

A: The phototransistor base, brought out for design freedom: a base-emitter resistor speeds up switching, a small bias trims the effective threshold. It is also the physical difference from the 4-pin opto generation.

Q: Can I replace a 4N35 with a PC817?

A: Functionally similar in many circuits, but not socket-compatible - the PC817 is a 4-pin part without the base pin. Fitting one needs an adapter or a new layout, and the base-pin behavior is lost either way.

Technical Details & Description

Isolation rating and where it fits on the board

The 4170Vrms isolation voltage is the headline spec — it's what qualifies this part for galvanic isolation between a low-voltage control side and a higher-voltage load side, like a PLC digital output driving a 24V relay or a motor contactor coil. That rating is a full 1.7kVrms above the 2500Vrms parts in the same package, so if your BOM calls for 4N26SR2M, it's because the creepage or test voltage requirement pushed you past the baseline opto. The DC input type means the LED is driven with a steady current — no AC line rectification on the primary side. The transistor output with base gives you access to the base node for external bias or speed-up networks, which matters if you're pushing the 2µs turn-on/turn-off times and need to tailor the switching threshold.

Temperature range and production status

The surface-mount 6-SMD gull-wing package is the reeled version of the standard 4N26 DIP, so pick-and-place lines handle it directly.

Sourcing and quoting for volume

For volume pricing and lead time, submit an RFQ with your target quantity and preferred delivery window. The part is active across multiple distribution channels, so competitive quotes are available — no single-source bottleneck to navigate.

Frequently asked questions

Is 4N26SR2M pin-compatible with the standard 4N26 DIP?

Functionally yes — same base number, same 1-channel transistor-with-base output, same 4170Vrms isolation. The difference is the package: the SR2M suffix is the surface-mount 6-SMD gull-wing variant, while the base 4N26 is a through-hole DIP-6. They are not footprint-compatible without a board layout change.

What is the closest functional second-source to 4N26SR2M?

The 4N25SR2M shares the same package, isolation voltage, switching speed, and temperature range. The primary difference is the current transfer ratio minimum — 4N26SR2M specifies 20% at 10mA, while 4N25SR2M has a different CTR floor. Check your application's minimum CTR requirement before swapping.

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