Isolated bus transceivers, which are claimed to be world’s smallest, have been released by NVE. The company has released the 16-pin QSOP CAN transceiver and RS-485 transceiver, claiming that both are 25% the size of competing devices. The IL41050TA-1E CAN transceiver operates between -40 to +125°C and features a 1Mb/s data rate.

NVE has introduced narrow-body versions of its award-winning IsoLoop IL3585 and IL3685 RS-485 and PROFIBUS-compliant high-speed isolated transceivers. The narrow-body versions, designated with the -3E suffix, are the world’s smallest isolated transceivers. The “dash 3” 0.15-inch wide, 1.8 millimeter clearance height 16-pin SOIC package is half the size of other isolators.

NVE Corporation today announced an expansion of the IsoLoop® IL41050TE isolated Controller Area Network (CAN) transceiver family with the introduction of the 16-pin narrow-body SOIC IL41050T-3E. The wide-body SOIC IL41050TE was introduced in March 2010.

NVE Corporation today announced the introduction of the IsoLoop IL41050T isolated Controller Area Network (CAN) transceiver. Transceiver and isolation functions are integrated in a single device with improved performance and reduced chip count compared to discrete transceivers and traditional optocouplers. The IL41050T fully complies with the ISO 11898 CAN standard and de facto industry standards, and provides an isolated interface to three volt ...

NVE Corporation has announced the introduction of the IsoLoop IL500-Series of digital isolators, designed to be cost-effective optocoupler replacements. Compared to NVE’s industry-standard IL700-Series isolators, which have speeds up to 150 megabits per second, IL500-Series isolators operate at two megabits per second, offer a DC-correct design, and have an external clocking option on certain models.