Part Details for T-100-130 by Bivar Inc
Results Overview of T-100-130 by Bivar Inc
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Applications
Healthcare
Medical Imaging
T-100-130 Information
T-100-130 by Bivar Inc is an Optoelectronic Accessory.
Optoelectronic Accessories are under the broader part category of Optoelectronics.
Optoelectronic components work to detect, generate, and control light. They can essentially produce and/or react to light. Read more about Optoelectronics on our Optoelectronics part category page.
Price & Stock for T-100-130
| Part # | Distributor | Description | Stock | Price | Buy | |
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Quest Components | CHIP | 17444 |
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$0.2250 / $0.7500 | Buy Now |
Part Details for T-100-130
T-100-130 CAD Models
T-100-130 Part Data Attributes
T-100-130 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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Bivar recommends a PCB layout with a solid ground plane and a thermal relief pattern to ensure good heat dissipation. A minimum of 1 oz copper thickness is recommended, and the device should be mounted on a heat sink with a thermal interface material.
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Bivar recommends using a soldering iron with a temperature range of 250°C to 260°C, and a solder with a melting point of 180°C to 190°C. The device should be handled by the tabs or the body, avoiding direct contact with the LEDs. A soldering time of 3-5 seconds per pin is recommended.
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The maximum allowable voltage drop across the T-100-130 is 2.5V. Exceeding this voltage drop may reduce the device's efficiency, increase heat generation, and affect its overall performance.
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The T-100-130 is designed to operate at high frequencies, but it's essential to ensure that the switching frequency does not exceed 100 kHz. Higher frequencies may cause increased power losses, reduced efficiency, and potential device failure.
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Bivar recommends using twisted pair wiring for the input and output connections to minimize electromagnetic interference (EMI). The device should be connected in a star configuration, with the input and output wires connected to a common ground point.