The TIL919 is a quad-channel optocoupler device that provides electrical isolation between input and output circuits through optical coupling. Each channel consists of a gallium-arsenide (GaAs) light-emitting diode (LED) optically coupled to a silicon n-p-n Darlington phototransistor. This device is part of a family that includes single-channel (TIL917) and dual-channel (TIL918) variants, with the TIL919 offering four isolated channels in a 16-pin package.
The TIL919 is available in standard and selected current-transfer ratio (CTR) versions, with suffix designations indicating enhanced performance levels. The device is designed for reliable operation in applications requiring high voltage isolation and noise immunity between circuits.
The TIL919 optocoupler is designed for use in a variety of applications requiring electrical isolation and signal transmission:
The TIL919 is available in a 16-pin dual in-line package (DIP) with the following mechanical characteristics:
The device follows standard DIP package dimensions with the following key features:
The TIL919 optocoupler meets or exceeds the following standards and reliability requirements:
The TIL919 is available in several variants based on current transfer ratio:
All versions are available in tube packaging or tape-and-reel for automated assembly.