Digital Isolators

Digital Isolators are special components that transmit digital signals between isolated circuits without a direct electrical connection. They use isolation to minimize interference and increase the safety of circuits.
A distinction is made between capacitive and inductive Digital Isolators.

Here are some typical applications:

• Industrial automation: To isolate control and monitoring systems from sensitive signal processing equipment.
• Medical technology: To isolate medical equipment from public power networks, reducing the risk of electric shock and interference.
• Power engineering: In power transmission and metering, digital isolators help transmit communication signals between high and low voltage areas.
• Telecommunications: To transmit data between different parts of a communication system while providing the necessary isolation to minimize interference and signal degradation.
• Automotive: Used in a variety of systems, including control units, sensors and actuators, to ensure that vehicle electronics communicate safely and reliably.
• Home Automation and IoT: In smart home systems and Internet of Things (IoT) applications, digital isolators provide safe isolation between devices and infrastructure, increasing both safety and reliability.