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The ADUM140E1BRWZ-RL is a quad-channel digital isolator from Analog Devices Inc., featuring iCoupler technology for high-speed signal transmission. It provides electrical isolation between circuits with a rated isolation voltage of 5000 Vrms and supports data rates up to 150 Mbps per channel. The device operates with supply voltages ranging from 2.25 V to 5.5 V on both sides, ensuring compatibility with various logic families. It includes built-in common-mode transient immunity exceeding 100 kV/µs and offers low power consumption, making it suitable for demanding industrial and communication applications requiring robust galvanic isolation.
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This component belongs to the ADUM140x family of digital isolators, designed for applications requiring reliable signal transfer across isolated boundaries. These devices replace traditional optocouplers by offering superior performance in speed, size, and reliability. The ADUM140 series integrates multiple channels into a single package, reducing board space while maintaining high isolation integrity.
Check for direct substitutes within the ADUM140 family or comparable products from other manufacturers. Ensure equivalent isolation ratings, data rates, and pin configurations. Validate compatibility with existing circuit designs before substitution.