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Vishay TCET1106G — Discrete Semiconductors

Vishay TCET1106G Optocoupler, 5000Vrms, 4-DIP

MPNTCET1106G
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Vishay TCET1106G transistor output optocoupler, 1-channel, DC input, 5000Vrms isolation, 100-300% CTR at 5mA, 4-DIP through-hole package, -40°C to 100°C.

$0.55Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Packaging4-DIP (0.400", 10.16mm)
RoHSROHS3 Compliant
Independent supplier — new & surplus stockAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

TCET1106G specifications
ParameterValue
Input typeDC
Output typeTransistor
MountingThrough Hole
Voltage - isolation5000Vrms
Voltage - output70V
Voltage - forward (Vf)1.25V
Current - output (Channel)50mA
Current transfer ratio300% @ 5mA
Current - DC forward (If)60 mA
Operating temperature-40°C ~ 100°C
PackageTube
Case4-DIP (0.400\", 10.16mm)
Channels1
Vce saturation300mV
Rise (Fall time)3µs, 4.7µs
Turn on (Turn off time)6µs, 5µs

Product details

The TCET1106G: That isolation voltage is tested per the 4-DIP package's creepage and clearance — it certifies the part for reinforced insulation in mains-connected circuits where a fault on the primary side must not reach the secondary. With a DC input and a phototransistor output, this is the workhorse topology for logic-level signal isolation, PLC digital inputs, and isolated feedback in switch-mode power supplies.

CTR range and switching speed — the two numbers that decide fit

The current transfer ratio (CTR) is specified as 100% minimum and 300% maximum at If = 5 mA. A 100% floor means the output transistor can sink at least as much current as the LED draws — so a 5 mA LED drive guarantees at least 5 mA of output drive, enough to pull a TTL or CMOS input low through a pull-up resistor. The 300% ceiling tells you the gain spread across temperature and manufacturing; a design that works with a 100% CTR part will saturate the output harder with a 300% unit, but the turn-off time will be slower because of stored base charge. Switching speed is characterised two ways: rise/fall times of 3 µs and 4.7 µs typical, and turn-on/turn-off times of 6 µs and 5 µs typical. These numbers set the practical data rate at roughly 50-100 kbit/s for NRZ signalling — fast enough for 9600 baud serial, slow for CAN or SPI. For PWM dimming or relay drive at a few hundred Hz, the 6 µs turn-on delay is negligible. The 70 V output breakdown and 50 mA continuous output current mean the phototransistor can drive a small relay coil directly or interface to a 24 V industrial logic rail without a level shifter.

Temperature range and package — board-fit constraints

The 4-DIP (0.400-inch, 10.16 mm pitch) through-hole package is a standard 4-pin DIP footprint with 2.54 mm pin spacing — it drops into a socket or solders directly into a plated-through-hole PCB. The 1.25 V typical forward voltage at 5-10 mA LED current is standard for an infrared LED; the 60 mA absolute-maximum forward current gives headroom for pulsed operation above the 5 mA test condition.

Active lifecycle and compliance documentation

The part ships in Tube packaging, the standard through-hole DIP format for pick-and-place or manual assembly. For EU-market shipments, the ROHS3 declaration covers the ten restricted substances including the four phthalates added in the 2015 amendment.

Frequently asked questions

What is the TCET1106G's input type and output type?

The input type is DC (the LED is driven by a DC current, not an AC signal), and the output is a phototransistor. This is the standard topology for DC-coupled isolation in digital signal paths.