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The Analog Devices 1B21AN is an isolated, loop-powered voltage-to-current converter designed for industrial applications. It provides galvanic isolation of 1500 V rms via transformer coupling, eliminating ground loops and protecting against transients. The device accepts input voltages from 0 V to 10 V and converts them into programmable current outputs of either 4 mA to 20 mA or 0 mA to 20 mA. It operates over a rated temperature range of −25°C to +85°C and features low nonlinearity (±0.02% typical) and high common-mode rejection (90 dB minimum). The unit requires external ±15 V power supplies for the input side and a loop supply up to 30 V for the output side.
Verify the specific suffix AN indicates the −25°C to +85°C rated performance variant when sourcing. Confirm that the required external power supplies match the specified ±15 V for the input side and the appropriate loop voltage for the output side. Ensure that the application environment does not exceed the maximum operating temperature of +85°C. Check datasheet specifications for total output error and offset drift if precision trimming is required for the specific installation conditions.
Select the 1B21AN when high common-mode voltage isolation is critical to prevent ground loop interference in noisy industrial environments. Choose this component for applications requiring a compact solution for converting analog voltage signals into standardized 4-20 mA or 0-20 mA current loops. Consider the external resistor network requirements for gain and offset adjustments based on the specific input voltage span and desired output current range.
The 1B21 series serves as a specialized interface between low-voltage analog sources and industrial current loop standards. The 1B21AN specifically denotes the version optimized for the −25°C to +85°C temperature range, distinguishing it from broader operating variants. This part integrates modulation, demodulation, and isolation technologies into a single package to simplify system design for remote sensing and control tasks.
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A 4 mA offset is created by feeding a current derived from the internal +6.225 V reference into the summing node using an external offset resistor (RO).
The device can drive a maximum load resistance of 1.35 kΩ when powered by a 30 V loop supply, providing a compliance voltage of at least 27 V.
No, the 1B21 performs complete isolated voltage-to-current conversion with minimum external parts, and no external buffers or drivers are required.