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Regulated adjustable output: 3.3V to 24V
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2.5kV rms isolation rating
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High temperature operation: 105°C
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| First Small, Quad-Channel Digital Isolators to Interface to 1.8V I/O |
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| Watch this video to learn about the features of the ADuM348x family.
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| 1kV rms Dual-Channel Digital Isolators |
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Up to 25Mbps data rate (NRZ) |
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High common-mode transient immunity: >15 kV/µs
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3V/5V level translation
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8-lead narrow body SOIC package
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Multiple channel configurations available
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Sample and learn more about the ADuM724x
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Fall, 2012 |
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| Inside iCoupler®
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| Differential Data Transfer: What's the Difference? |
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The primary function of an isolator is to pass some form of information across an electrical barrier while preventing current flow. Isolators are constructed from an insulating material that blocks the current flow, with a coupling element on both sides of the barrier. Information is typically encoded before being transmitted across the barrier by the coupling elements.
iCoupler digital isolators from Analog Devices use chip-scale microtransformers as the coupling element to transfer data across a high quality polyimide insulation barrier. Two primary methods of data transfer have been used in iCoupler isolators: single-ended and differential. Selection of a data transfer scheme involves engineering trade-offs to optimize the desired characteristics of the end product.
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NAppkin Notes
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building with interface and iCoupler digital isolator technologies. This issue we present: Layered Isolation.. Read whole note here. |
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