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Vishay VOT8123AD-V — Discrete Semiconductors

Vishay VOT8123AD-V Optotriac, 800V Off-State, 5000Vrms

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Vishay VOT8123AD-V phototriac optocoupler, Triac output, 800 V off-state, 5000 Vrms isolation, 1 kV/µs dV/dt, no zero-cross, 6-DIP through-hole, Tube.

$1.16Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Packaging6-DIP (0.300", 7.62mm)
RoHSROHS3 Compliant
Independent supplier — new & surplus stockAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

VOT8123AD-V specifications
ParameterValue
Output typeTriac
MountingThrough Hole
Voltage - isolation5000Vrms
Voltage - off state800 V
Voltage - forward (Vf)1.2V
Current - hold400µA (Typ)
Current - DC forward (If)50 mA
Current - LED trigger (Ift)10mA
Current - on state (It (RMS))100 mA
Operating temperature-40°C ~ 110°C
Approval agencyCQC, cUL, UL, VDE
PackageTube
Case6-DIP (0.300\", 7.62mm)
Channels1
Static dV (dt)1kV/µs
Zero crossing circuitNo

Product details

800V off-state with 5 kVrms barrier — the AC-line isolation spec

The Vishay VOT8123AD-V is a single-channel phototriac optocoupler rated for 800 V off-state voltage with 5000 Vrms isolation between the LED input and the Triac output. This combination suits it for driving low-current AC loads — solenoids, small valves, or triac gate triggers — where the control side must be galvanically separated from the line-voltage side. The 1 kV/µs minimum static dV/dt means the output Triac resists false turn-on from fast-rising mains transients or inductive-load switching edges. In a motor-drive or relay-coil switching circuit, that immunity prevents the optocoupler from self-triggering when the AC line commutates.

Random-phase trigger — no zero-cross, full phase-angle control

With no zero-crossing circuit, the VOT8123AD-V fires the Triac at whatever point in the AC cycle the LED current is applied. This makes it usable for phase-angle dimming or proportional heating control, not just on/off switching at the zero crossing. The LED trigger current is 10 mA max, and the forward voltage is 1.2 V typical — the MCU or logic output driving it must source that current through a series resistor. The hold current is 400 µA typical, so the load must draw at least that much to keep the Triac latched once triggered. On-state RMS current is 100 mA maximum — this is a signal-level or low-current driver, not a power-switching Triac. Its job is to drive the gate of an external power Triac or a small AC load directly.

Industrial temperature range and global approvals

The VOT8123AD-V operates from -40°C to +110°C, covering the industrial temperature band for factory-floor control cabinets, HVAC panels, and outdoor telecom power supplies. It carries approvals from CQC (China), cUL and UL (US/Canada), and VDE (Germany), so it meets the regulatory requirements for equipment sold into North American, European, and Chinese markets without additional component-level certification.

Through-hole 6-DIP — board-fit and assembly

The supplier device package is 6-DIP, and the part ships in Tube format.

Frequently asked questions

Does VOT8123AD-V have zero-crossing detection?

No, the VOT8123AD-V has no zero-crossing circuit, so it triggers at any phase angle of the AC waveform.

What compliance certifications does VOT8123AD-V carry?

The VOT8123AD-V is approved by CQC, cUL, UL, and VDE, covering North American, European, and Chinese regulatory markets.