Difference between NSL32 and NSL32SR2

[acehobojoe]

what are the differences in these two optos? I found a NSL32sr2 at a local supplier and was wondering if it would work for the NSL32.

[armdnrdy]

The details are in the data sheets. 

[acehobojoe]

yea
I was just seeing if anyone had any firsthand experience.

it seems one is 500k and the other is 1M

[mth5044]

Looks like the SR2 has a lower forward current, higher forward voltage and lower reverse current. Also the SR2 has a lower on and higher off resistance. SR2 has a longer rise time by 1.5ms, but a much shorter decay time (80ms compared to 500ms). Some of these are max compared to typical, but you can only use what the datasheet gives you.

Be warned: the datasheet for the SR2 that Farnell has is incorrect. Seems like someone didn't copy data over correctly.

The details are in the data sheets.  

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[armdnrdy]

Look at Matt go!

Joseph started another thread entitled:  "Those doing more than the "hobbyist", what have you done to maximize workflow?"

Some of the answers that he received were...outsource as much as possible.

It looks like Joseph just maximized his workflow by having you interpret the data sheets for him! 

That a boy Joseph! Good work! 

[acehobojoe]

Haha, my workflow is so efficient right now.

[mth5044]

I've gotten more than my fair share of help here. Thought he was a new guy? Oh well.

[acehobojoe]

You have about 10x as many posts as I do, so I'd say I'm a new guy