Toshiba Launches Dual-Channel Standard Digital Isolators that Contribute to Lower Power Consumption in Industrial Equipment
The four isolators cut current use to 0.2 mA per channel and support data rates up to 25 Mbps, Toshiba said.
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Toshiba Launches Dual-Channel Standard Digital Isolators that Contribute to Lower Power Consumption in Industrial Equipment
Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation ("Toshiba") has launched four dual-channel standard digital isolators
Toshiba Digital Isolators Cut Industrial Power Use
Toshiba has introduced four dual-channel digital isolators designed to reduce power consumption in industrial equipment. The new DCL32xx00 Series consumes 0.2 mA per channel at 1 Mbps while supporting data rates up to 25 Mbps. For eeNews Europe readers, the Toshiba digital isolators offer another option for electrically isolating control and communication circuits without adding […] The post Toshiba Digital Isolators Cut Industrial Power Use app…
Toshiba Cuts the Power Budget for Industrial Digital Isolation Toshiba Cuts the Power Budget for Industrial Digital Isolation
Toshiba Cuts the Power Budget for Industrial Digital Isolation Industrial controllers rarely fail for want of headline-grabbing computing power. More often, their designers are wrestling with quieter problems: electrical noise, different voltage domains, heat, board space and the cumulative power consumed by hundreds of small components. Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation has added four ...
Toshiba Launches Dual-Channel Digital Isolators for Lower Power Industrial Equipment
Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation (“Toshiba”) has recently launched four dual-channel standard digital isolators for industrial equipment, the “DCL32xx00 Series.” The new products achieve low current consumption of 0.2mA per channel (typ.), support mid-speed communications, and feature an SOIC8-N package. Volume shipments start today. The lineup includes “DCL320C00” and “DCL320D00,” configured with two forward […]
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