XL-ITR8402 Transmissive Photoelectric Switch

Specifications

Product Overview

XL-ITR8402 is a XINGLIGHT transmissive photoelectric switch in the LED category. Its internal construction combines an infrared emitting diode with an NPN silicon phototransistor, packaged side by side on a converging optical axis for transmissive optical switching.

The input emitter has a 940 nm peak wavelength at IF=20 mA and Ta=25°C. Electrical limits include 75 mW emitter power dissipation, 50 mA continuous forward current, 1 A peak forward current with pulse width ≤100 us and 1% duty cycle, and 5 V reverse voltage. Forward voltage is specified across 20 mA, 100 mA pulse, and 1 A pulse operating points.

The detector side is rated for 75 mW power dissipation, 30 V collector-emitter voltage, 5 V emitter-collector voltage, and 10 mA collector current at Ta=25°C. Switching characteristics include 15 us typical rise time and 15 us typical fall time under the stated VCE, IC, and load conditions.

The package is a black thermoplastic transmissive switch housing with datasheet outline dimensions in millimeters. Assembly limits include MSL 2 handling, Pb-free RoHS compliance, wave soldering at 240±5 °C for 6 s maximum, and manual soldering below 300 °C for 3 s per terminal.

Key Features

• Infrared emitter and NPN phototransistor construction
• Side-by-side package on converging optical axis
• 940 nm peak wavelength at 20 mA
• 50 mA continuous forward current rating
• 1 A peak pulsed forward current rating
• 30 V collector-emitter voltage rating
• 15 us typical rise and fall times
• -20 to +85 °C operating temperature range
• MSL 2 moisture sensitivity level
• Pb-free and RoHS compliant construction

Typical Applications

• Object interruption sensing
• Slot-type position detection
• Optical limit switching
• Encoder disc detection
• Paper or media presence sensing
• Non-contact counting channels

Procurement Notes

When requesting a quote for XL-ITR8402, buyers should confirm the manufacturer, package or case, required quantity, target date code, compliance documents, packing method, destination country and expected delivery schedule.

If alternatives are acceptable, buyers should share the approved vendor list, required electrical or optical limits, package constraints and qualification requirements. Any alternative part should be reviewed by the buyer's engineering team before production use.

For LED and optoelectronic sourcing, brightness bin, wavelength or color temperature bin, forward voltage range, viewing angle, moisture sensitivity level and soldering process limits may affect final selection, availability and lead time.