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The ISO100BP is an optically-coupled linear isolation amplifier manufactured by Texas Instruments (formerly Burr-Brown). It provides high accuracy, linearity, and time-temperature stability through matched optical components and active laser trimming. The device features a continuous isolation voltage of 750V and ultra-low leakage current of 0.3 μA at 240V/60Hz. It operates with a small-signal bandwidth of 60kHz and supports both unipolar and bipolar configurations using internal reference currents. Packaged in an 18-pin bottom-braze DIP, it functions as a current-to-voltage converter or voltage amplifier with external resistors.
Verify the specific suffix BP against the manufacturer's current lifecycle status, as documentation indicates this variant may be classified as Not Recommended for New Designs. Confirm that the 18-pin bottom-braze DIP package matches the target PCB footprint requirements. Ensure supply voltages align with the rated ±15VDC performance specifications for optimal accuracy.
Select this component when high DC accuracy and low drift are critical for isolated signal conditioning. The device is suitable for applications requiring wide bandwidth up to 60kHz. Consider the available unipolar and bipolar operating modes based on the input signal polarity. External resistor selection determines gain, allowing flexibility in circuit design without changing the core isolation component.
This part belongs to the ISO100 family of optically-coupled isolation amplifiers. The family includes variants such as ISO100AP and ISO100CP, which share similar functional architectures but may differ in initial offset voltage specifications and temperature drift characteristics. All variants utilize the same 18-pin bottom-braze DIP package and optical isolation principle.
Direct replacements include ISO100AP and ISO100CP from the same product family. Verify pin compatibility and package dimensions before substitution. Note that offset and drift parameters may vary between these variants, potentially requiring recalibration of the external adjustment circuits.