April 2024 Electrifying  News  From  NVE In This Issue World’s Smallest 2500 V Isolators 35 Years of Leadership Quick Links Sensor Selector Guide Isolator Cross Reference Online Store Contact Us Twitter YouTube New on YouTube World’s Smallest 2500 V Isolators 1000x Faster than Optocouplers Medical Interface Isolation 8.4 kV Isolator Testing 7 kV Isolators High Voltage Isolation Competition New Patent NVEC was recently issued U.S. Patent Number 11,921,172 titled, “Magnetoresistive Sensor Element With Synthetic Antiferromagnet Biasing.” More than 50 U.S. patents have been issued and assigned to NVE. Trade Shows See our products at Embedded World 2024, April 9 to 11 in Nürnberg, Germany at the HY-LINE Technology booth, Hall 1, Stand 578. The World’s Smallest 2500 V Isolators   V-1 Series isolators are the world’s smallest 2500-volt isolators. The MSOP8 package is just three millimeters square—less than an eighth of an inch. To demonstrate, a creepy doll represents a person, and a resistor represents human tissue. We show that the isolators withstand 2500 volts for one minute:   Key V-1 Series features include:   • Full 2500 Vrms isolation   • 110 mbps   • 100 ps pulse jitter   • 44000 year barrier life   • VDE 0884-17:2021-10 and UL 1577 approvals Three channel configurations are available:   Model  (click for details)  Channel Config. Features Isolation Voltage Package IL710V-1E Output enable 2500 Vrms MSOP8 IL711V-1E   IL712V-1E   All three are in stock for immediate delivery. IL710V-1E Datasheet » IL711V-1E Datasheet » IL712V-1E Datasheet »     35 Years of Leadership   NVE is celebrating 35 years of spintronics leadership this month. The company was founded as Nonvolatile Electronics, Inc. in March 1989.   Some of our industry firsts include:   •  the first commercial Giant Magnetoresistance sensor in 1994,   •  the world’s first solid-state isolators in 2000,   •  the first commercial TMR sensors in 2009,   •  the first TMR smart magnetometers in 2018   •  the first TMR smart angle sensors in 2019,   •  the most sensitive magnetometer IC in 2022,   •  the world’s smallest DC-to-DC convertors in 2023, and   •  the world’s highest isolation voltage isolators in 2024. More on NVE’s History of Innovation »