TSAL6200

Part points

• The TSAL6200 chip is an infrared emitting diode commonly used in electronic devices for remote control applications. It is designed to emit pulses of infrared light that can be detected by receivers, enabling communication between devices. The chip is compact and efficient, making it ideal for use in various types of consumer electronics such as TVs, DVD players, and air conditioners.

• Equivalent

  The equivalent products of the TSAL6200 chip include the TSAL6400, TSAL5300, and TSAL6402.

• Features

  The TSAL6200 is a 5mm infrared LED emitter that offers a maximum radiant intensity of 30mW/sr and a peak wavelength of 940nm. It is suitable for various applications such as remote control, IR data transmission, and sensing. It operates at a forward voltage of 1.2V and consumes low power.

• Pinout

  The TSAL6200 is a surface mount infrared LED with a pin count of 2. Its function is to emit infrared light when an electric current is applied to it.

• Manufacturer

  The manufacturer of the TSAL6200 is Vishay Semiconductors. Vishay Semiconductors is a leading global manufacturer of discrete semiconductors and passive electronic components. They produce a wide range of components including diodes, transistors, infrared devices, optoelectronics, capacitors, and resistors. They serve industries such as automotive, consumer electronics, telecommunications, medical, and more.

• Application Field

  The TSAL6200 is commonly used in infrared remote control applications, such as for television sets, DVD players, and other consumer electronics. It can also be employed in other proximity sensing and data transmission systems, such as optical encoders and presence detection systems.

• Package

  The TSAL6200 chip is available in a package type called the through-hole package. It has a form of a round flangeless top view with a lens. The size of the chip is relatively small, with dimensions of approximately 5 mm in diameter.