
A potential functional alternative with matching package and voltage ratings, but its CTR requires engineering review.
The SHARP PC817X2NIP1B is a 4-pin DIP general-purpose phototransistor optocoupler with 5000Vrms isolation and an 80V collector-emitter voltage. Finding a substitute requires careful matching of its unique current transfer ratio specification.
CTR specification is ambiguous and differs from common alternatives, requiring circuit-level validation.
The DIP-4 package is a common industry standard, ensuring mechanical compatibility.
No direct, drop-in replacement for the PC817X2NIP1B has been identified. All candidates require engineering review, primarily due to differences in how the Current Transfer Ratio (CTR) is specified.
The UMW TLP785GB series is the most promising path, but requires datasheet review of the Current Transfer Ratio (CTR) to ensure functional equivalence.
The primary risk is a functional failure due to a mismatch in the Current Transfer Ratio (CTR), as the target part's specification is atypical.

A potential functional alternative with matching package and voltage ratings, but its CTR requires engineering review.
| Feature / factor | PC817X2NIP1B | TLP785GB(UMW) | TLP785GB-S(UMW) | Alt 3 | Compatibility / risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package | DIP-4 | DIP-4 | DIP-4 | DIP-4 — Same package and pin count.; TLP785GB-S(UMW): Same package and pin count. | |
| Voltage | 80 V | 80 V | 5000 Vrms | 80 V / 5000 Vrms — Collector-Emitter Voltage (VCEO) matches.; TLP785GB-S(UMW): Isolation voltage matches. | |
| Current | 6.5 to 13.0 mA | 100% - 600% | 100% - 600% | 100% - 600% — CTR is specified differently (percentage vs. mA range). Requires circuit analysis.; TLP785GB-S(UMW): CTR is specified differently (percentage vs. mA range). Requires circuit analysis. | |
| Temperature | -30 to +100 °C | -55°C to 110°C | -55°C to 110°C | -55°C to 110°C — Candidate has a wider operating temperature range.; TLP785GB-S(UMW): Candidate has a wider operating temperature range. |
UMW's TLP785GB series is a potential functional alternative, offering the same package, isolation, and collector voltage. However, its Current Transfer Ratio (CTR) is specified differently and requires engineering verification for your application.