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GP1S39
Sharp Microelectronics
SENSOR OPT SLOT PHOTOTRAN PCB MT
25023 Pcs New Original In Stock
Optical Sensor Through-Beam 0.059" (1.5mm) Phototransistor PCB Mount
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GP1S39

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GP1S39-DG
GP1S39

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SENSOR OPT SLOT PHOTOTRAN PCB MT

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Optical Sensor Through-Beam 0.059" (1.5mm) Phototransistor PCB Mount
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GP1S39 Technical Specifications

Category Optical Sensors, Photointerrupters - Slot Type - Transistor Output

Manufacturer Sharp Microelectronics

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Series -

Product Status Obsolete

Sensing Distance 0.059" (1.5mm)

Sensing Method Through-Beam

Output Configuration Phototransistor

Current - DC Forward (If) (Max) 50 mA

Current - Collector (Ic) (Max) 20 mA

Voltage - Collector Emitter Breakdown (Max) 35 V

Response Time 50µs, 50µs

Operating Temperature -25°C ~ 85°C

Mounting Type Through Hole

Package / Case PCB Mount

Type Unamplified

Datasheet & Documents

HTML Datasheet

GP1S39-DG

Environmental & Export Classification

RoHS Status RoHS non-compliant
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) 1 (Unlimited)
ECCN EAR99
HTSUS 8541.49.8000

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Other Names
425-1046-5
Standard Package
40

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Can I use the GP1S39 as a direct replacement for the GP1A03HRZ or GP1A57HRZ in a through-beam encoder application, and what design risks should I consider?

The GP1S39 can function similarly to the GP1A03HRZ and GP1A57HRZ in through-beam sensing applications due to comparable 1.5mm slot width and phototransistor output, but direct replacement requires careful mechanical and electrical validation. The GP1S39 is labeled obsolete and is RoHS non-compliant, posing long-term supply and regulatory risks. Additionally, response time (50µs) and output current (20 mA max) are similar but not identical—verify signal timing compatibility in high-speed designs. Always confirm alignment tolerance and PCB layout spacing to prevent false triggering in encoder wheel integration.

Is the GP1S39 suitable for high-reliability industrial controls operating near 85°C, and how does its unamplified output affect signal integrity?

While the GP1S39 operates up to 85°C, its unamplified phototransistor output is sensitive to temperature-induced leakage current (Iceo), which increases near maximum temperature and may cause false detection in noisy environments. For high-reliability industrial controls, implement a Schmitt trigger or comparator on the output to clean up marginal signals. Avoid using the GP1S39 in applications requiring long-term stability without recalibration, especially where ambient temperature fluctuates rapidly, as gain variation with temperature can degrade sensing consistency.

What are the key PCB layout and mechanical integration challenges when mounting the GP1S39 through-hole in a densely populated board?

The GP1S39’s through-hole PCB mount and 1.5mm slot width demand precise board cutouts or partner component alignment to maintain optical integrity. Avoid placing tall adjacent components that could misalign the emitter-detector pair or cause mechanical stress during assembly. Ensure adequate clearance around the slot to prevent solder wicking or conformal coating from obscuring the optical path. Use alignment fixtures during prototyping to minimize skew, which can reduce effective sensitivity and increase signal dropout risks.

How does the RoHS non-compliant status of the GP1S39 impact new product designs for EU or global markets, and are there compliant drop-in alternatives?

Using the GP1S39 in new designs risks non-compliance with EU RoHS directives due to its non-compliant status, potentially blocking market access. While functional alternatives like the TCST2103 or Optek OSEC-2100 offer similar 1.5mm through-beam phototransistor performance and RoHS compliance, they require footprint and sensitivity revalidation. Consider redesigning with compliant parts early—even if GP1S39 is in stock—because its obsolete status limits long-term availability and increases supply chain vulnerability.

What are the risks of driving the GP1S39 at 50mA forward current in continuous operation, and how can I optimize LED drive for longevity?

Driving the GP1S39 at its 50mA max forward current continuously accelerates LED degradation, especially at elevated temperatures, reducing sensor lifespan and signal margin over time. For reliable long-term operation, derate the forward current to 30–35mA and verify adequate current-limiting resistor selection to prevent thermal runaway. Use pulsed operation (when possible) to maintain signal-to-noise ratio while minimizing heat. Monitor ambient temperature near the sensor and avoid enclosed, poorly ventilated enclosures to prevent combined thermal stress on both LED and phototransistor elements.

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