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Time begins Sunday, March 13. Set your clocks forward an hour. It's also a
good time to check smoke alarms and make sure your interface circuits are isolated.
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| Q. What's Irish and
stays out all night? A. Patty O'Furniture.
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| IL700/IL200
Series Isolators The Ultimate in Speed and Performance The IL700 and IL200-Series
Digital Isolators provide unsurpassed performance and flexibility, including highest
data rates, smallest packages, lowest distortion, low power consumption, widest
temperature range, and 2,500 Vrms isolation. All devices are UL1577 and IEC61010
approved. Popular IL700/IL200 applications include serial interfaces, isolated
CANbus, isolated SPI, isolated A/D converters, and power interfaces.
Click on our new
video for an overview of these industry-leading parts:
IL700/IL200 features
include: IL200 SeriesFive channels per
package IL700-1 SeriesWorld’s smallest isolators
(MSOP-8) IL700S SeriesFastest (150 Mbps) and
lowest PWD (300 ps) IL700T SeriesHighest operating
temperature (125°C) All IL700/IL200 part types are in
stock and available for same-day shipment, with no minimum order:
Parameters | Min. | Typ. | Max.
| Units |
Data
Rate (S-Series) | 100 (130) | 110 (150) | | Mbps |
PWD (S-Series) | | 3
(0.3) | 3 | ns | Propagation
Delay | | 10 | 15 | ns | Prop.
Delay Skew | | 4 | 6 | ns | Pulse
Jitter | | 100 | | ps | Transient
Immunity | 20 | 30 | | kV/µs |
Temperature Range Std. IL700
Series T-Series IL200 Series | -40 -40 -40 | | +100 +125 +85 | °C |

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| From
the Application Desk |
| Real-world
questions
from the NVE Application Desk
Q. The IL700 datasheet specifies a maximum data rate
of at least 100 Mbps (150 Mbps for the S-Series) but the maximum frequency
is 50 Mhz. What's the difference between baud and hertz?
A. There
are two bits of data in every 50 ns cycle running at the maximum speed (see
diagram below). Therefore:
Maximum data rate = 2 x maximum frequency
So the maximum data rate is 100 Mbps for
50 MHz devices like IL700-Series Isolators.
Extracting, or qualifying that data requires a 100 MHz clock, but the maximum transfer rate is still 100 Mbps.
In addition to best in class speed, IsoLoop isolators have remarkable
pulse-width distortion and jitter specifications. Because fast is no good if its
garbled.
IsoLoop Data Transfer
Click on our new
video explaining baud and hertz:
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