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Vishay VO2223-X001 — Discrete Semiconductors

Vishay VO2223-X001 Power Triac Optocoupler, 900 mA, 600 V

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Vishay VO2223-X001 power triac optocoupler, 1-channel, 900 mA RMS on-state, 600 V off-state, 5300 Vrms isolation, 210 V/µs dV/dt, 8-DIP through-hole, tube.

$2.31Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Packaging8-DIP (0.300", 7.62mm), 7 Leads
RoHSROHS3 Compliant
Independent supplier — new & surplus stockAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

VO2223-X001 specifications
ParameterValue
Output typeTriac, Power
MountingThrough Hole
Voltage - isolation5300Vrms
Voltage - off state600 V
Voltage - forward (Vf)1.3V (Max)
Current - hold25mA
Current - DC forward (If)50 mA
Current - LED trigger (Ift)10mA
Current - on state (It (RMS))900 mA
Operating temperature-40°C ~ 85°C
Approval agencycUR, UR, VDE
PackageTube
Case8-DIP (0.300\", 7.62mm), 7 Leads
Channels1
Static dV (dt)210V/µs (Typ)
Zero crossing circuitNo

Product details

900 mA power triac in an 8-DIP — the load-switching ceiling

The VO2223-X001 is a 1-channel power triac optocoupler from Vishay, rated for 900 mA RMS on-state current and 600 V off-state voltage. That 900 mA figure is the continuous load it can switch through the internal triac — think solenoid valves, small AC fans, or resistive heater elements up to that current. The through-hole 8-DIP package (0.300" pitch, 7 leads) suits prototype boards or production runs where a hand-solderable footprint is preferred over a surface-mount part.

5300 Vrms isolation and 210 V/µs dV/dt — the safety and commutation margins

For a mains-connected load, that isolation protects the low-voltage control circuit from line transients and fault potentials. The static dV/dt immunity is a minimum of 210 V/µs (typical). This is the critical parameter for inductive loads: when the triac commutates off, the voltage across it rises at the line zero-crossing rate. A dV/dt rating below the circuit's natural rise rate can cause the triac to self-trigger and lose control. 210 V/µs covers most resistive and lightly inductive AC loads without an external snubber, but a heavily inductive motor or transformer may still need one. The output does not include a zero-crossing circuit, so the triac can be triggered at any point in the AC cycle. This enables phase-angle control for dimming or soft-start applications, but also means the turn-on transient is a step function — the dV/dt immunity and load inductance govern whether that step causes ringing.

LED drive requirements and temperature range

The input LED requires a forward voltage of 1.3 V typical (max) and a trigger current of 10 mA max to fire the triac. The DC forward current is limited to 50 mA. The hold current (Ih) is 25 mA — the minimum load current required to keep the triac latched once triggered. If the load draws less than 25 mA at the trough of the AC cycle, the triac may drop out and need retriggering every half-cycle.

Active production — no lifecycle concern

The VO2223-X001 is listed as Active by Vishay and is ROHS3 compliant.

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum load current the VO2223-X001 can switch?

The on-state current rating is 900 mA RMS continuous. The off-state voltage is 600 V. For inductive loads, the 210 V/µs minimum dV/dt rating should be checked against the circuit's commutation rise time.

Does the VO2223-X001 require an external snubber?

Not necessarily for resistive loads. The 210 V/µs dV/dt rating covers most line-frequency commutation. For heavily inductive loads (motors, transformers, solenoids), an RC snubber across the triac output is still recommended to suppress ringing and prevent false triggering.

What approvals does the VO2223-X001 carry?

The part is approved by cUR, UR, and VDE. These cover North American and European safety standards for reinforced insulation in mains-connected equipment.