SiLM5720-AQ - High Speed Dual Channel Digital Isolator

Description

The SiLM572x-AQ devices are high performance, dual channel digital isolator with 5.0 kVRMS (SOP8W) and 3 kVRMS (SOP8) isolation rating per UL1577.

The SiLM572x-AQ devices provide high electromagnetic immunity and low emissions at low power consumption.

Features

AEC-Q100 qualified for automotive.

Sillumin

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Part number	SiLM5720-AQ
Manufacturer	Sillumin
File Size	546.69 KB
Description	High Speed Dual Channel Digital Isolator
Datasheet	SiLM5720-AQ Datasheet

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SiLM572x-AQ High Speed Dual Channel Digital Isolator GENERAL DESCRIPTION The SiLM572x-AQ devices are high performance, dual channel digital isolator with 5.0 kVRMS (SOP8W) and 3 kVRMS (SOP8) isolation rating per UL1577. The SiLM572x-AQ devices provide high electromagnetic immunity and low emissions at low power consumption. The SiLM5720-AQ device has both channels in the same direction while the SiLM5721-AQ device has both channels in the opposite direction. In the event of input power or signal loss, the default output is high for devices without suffix F and low for devices with suffix F.

Published: Feb 1, 2025 |