Si8421BB-D-IS Skyworks Solutions Inc, 2-Channel Digital Isolator 150 Mbps, 2.5 kVrms, 5.5 V, 8-Pin SOIC

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Si8421BB-D-IS
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Brand

Skyworks Solutions Inc

Product Type

Digital Isolator

Number of Channels

2

Maximum Data Rate

150Mbps

Package Type

SOIC

Maximum Forward Voltage

5.5V

Data Rate

1Mbps

Power Dissipation

150mW

Maximum Input Current

3.5mA

Propagation Delay Time

11ns

Isolation Voltage

2.5kVrms

Rise Time

5ns

Number of Pins

8

Mount Type

Surface

Maximum Operating Temperature

125°C

Minimum Operating Temperature

-40°C

Standards/Approvals

IEC, CSA, UL

Depth

1.55mm

Series

Si841

Length

5mm

Package Style

SOIC

Automotive Standard

No

Si84x Series Digital Isolators


The CMOS digital isolators gives the Ability to create small size, high performance, lower power, and reliable isolated circuits that compete with optocoupler designs.

High Speed

High-Efficiency

Forward and Reverse Channels

High Electromagnetic Immunity

Digital Isolators, Silicon Laboratories


The Silicon Labs broad range of Digital Isolation products offers significant improvements over older isolation technologies such as opto-couplers. They demonstrate lower power consumption, greater reliability and higher performance, and are generally smaller in size and lower in cost. These CMOS-based devices exhibit stable operating characteristics over a wide temperature range and do not suffer from the lifespan limitations of opto-coupled devices.

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