Mfr. Part
LBB120STR
Manufacturer
Littelfuse is a renowned manufacturer of electronics components, and Y-IC is a trusted distributor of their high-quality products. Customers can count on Y-IC to provide them with the best Littelfuse products and exceptional service.
Detailed Description
The LBB120STR is a solid state relay from Littelfuse's LBB series, which utilizes OptoMOS® technology. It is a dual-channel, normally closed (NC) solid state relay designed for a wide range of applications.
Key Features
Dual-channel SPST-NC (1 Form B) configuration
AC and DC output compatibility
Low on-state resistance of 20 Ohms maximum
Compact 8-SMD (0.300", 7.62mm) package
Key Advantages
Reliable solid state switching with no moving parts
High-speed switching for efficient power control
Compact design for space-constrained applications
Suitable for a variety of AC and DC load applications
Packaging
The LBB120STR is packaged in Tape & Reel (TR) format, with the component mounted on a surface mount (SMD) package. The 8-SMD (0.300", 7.62mm) package provides a compact footprint and gull wing termination style for easy board-level assembly.
Lifecycle
The LBB120STR is an active product in Littelfuse's lineup. There are no known equivalent or alternative models at this time. Customers are advised to contact the Y-IC sales team for the latest information on product availability and any potential replacement options.
Key Application Areas
Industrial control equipment
Household appliances
HVAC systems
Power supplies
Automated machinery
Datasheet
The most up-to-date and authoritative datasheet for the LBB120STR is available on the Y-IC website. Customers are encouraged to download the datasheet to learn more about the product's detailed specifications and performance characteristics.
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