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    opto something Liteon 816A4

    Hi,
    I'm troubleshooting a power supply board and one opto coupler seems shorted. It's a through-hole, marked with 3 lines:
    1223
    816A4
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    I'm not sure what replacement to buy for it. It resembles LTV-816 (https://www.tme.eu/sk/en/details/ltv...output/liteon/), but I'm not sure it's 100% that. The data sheet shows multiple sub-types like 816M, 816S, but 816A is not there.
    I do have other functional pieces on the same board, so I could do some measurements on those, but I'm not sure what to check.
    Any idea appreciated.

    #2
    When you desolder optocoupler from board, so it is off circuit, check in diode mode between leg#1 and 2, an later betveen leg#3 and 4 on optocoupler in both direction.
    Whats is readings?

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      #3
      0 resistance between 1 and 2, that's why I wrote it's shorted. My question was more to what could I replace it with.

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        #4
        I dont know for sure. Some standards are 817, so may or may not be critical for choosing 816 instead by design.
        Here is compare, a few point is different.
        https://www.utmel.com/compare/HCPL-8...V-816--4824806

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          #5
          I think you are misinterpreting the datasheet.
          LTV-816 comes in a DIP (page 2)
          LTV-816M is a wide lead spacing package
          LTV-816S is a surface mounting package


          "A2" is the rank (page 3),

          Rank mark "A" denotes a CTR (current transfer ratio) of 80 - 160. (page 10)

          https://www.tme.eu/Document/5aee6f35...fd/LTV-816.pdf

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            #6
            You're probably right in that, but there is no way to order specific rank as far as I can tell, so that seems puzzling. Anyhow, I ordered that LTV-816 from TME and what arrived is labeled 816B. I put it on the PCB and the issue is gone now. So I consider this a success, knowing well it's too soon to claim any victory here.

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              #7
              The ordering information is towards the end of the datasheet.
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