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The Broadcom ACPL-C799-000E is a single-channel, second-order sigma-delta modulator designed for high-speed data transmission with galvanic isolation. It operates on a 5V supply and converts analog input signals into a current-isolated digital bitstream using optical coupling technology. The device features a dynamic range of 77 dB and supports differential inputs with a full-scale range of ±50 mV, extending to ±80 mV. This architecture allows direct connection to low-level signal sources such as shunt resistors without requiring external amplification.
Verify the specific suffix '000E' against the manufacturer's latest datasheet to confirm pinout compatibility and environmental ratings. Ensure that the receiving circuitry includes appropriate digital filtering to reconstruct the analog signal from the sigma-delta bitstream, as the output is a high-frequency modulated stream rather than a direct voltage level.
Select this component when direct connection to low-voltage differential sensors is required without intermediate instrumentation amplifiers. The ±50 mV full-scale input range dictates suitability for high-current shunt measurements where voltage drops are minimal. Consider the need for external digital filters to process the 1-bit output stream effectively within the system design.
The ACPL-C799 belongs to Broadcom’s ACPL series of optically isolated modulators. It complements other devices like the ACPL-C797 and ACPL-C79B by offering a specialized sigma-delta solution for high-speed, high-resolution isolated sensing, distinct from standard linear isolation amplifiers.
Cross-reference with ACPL-C797-000E for similar isolation capabilities but verify if the specific sigma-delta modulation and ±50 mV input range requirements match the application needs exactly.
The device supports a full-scale differential input range of ±50 mV, with an extended range up to ±80 mV.
No, it outputs a high-speed, current-isolated digital bitstream generated by its second-order sigma-delta modulator, which requires digital filtering to recover the analog signal.
The ACPL-C799-000E specifies a dynamic range of 77 dB.