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Avago Technologies Introduces New Dual-Channel Bi-Directional High Speed Optocoupler

16th May 2013

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Avago Technologies today announced a new dual-channel bi-directional 25 MBd digital optocoupler device, the ACSL-7210. The device is a dual-channel high speed digital optocoupler optimized for bi-directional industrial communication networks using high speed protocols such as PROFIBUS fieldbus and Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI). The ACSL-7210 utilizes Avago’s proprietary IC and patented packaging technologies to achieve 3,750 VRMS signal isolation in a low profile SO-8 package while supporting high speed full-duplex data communications with data rates up to 25 MBd.

ACSL-7210 Product Highlights

• Dual-Channel Bi-directional for Full-Duplex Communications

• Data Rate from DC to 25 MBd

• Low Profile (< 2 mm) SO-8 Package

• CMOS Input and Output

• 10ns Maximum Pulse Width Distortion

• 40ns Maximum Propagation Delay

• 20kV/µs Minimum Common Mode Rejection (CMR) at VCM = 1000 V

• UL 1577 Compliant with VISO = 3,750 VRMS per Minute

• IEC/EN/DIN EN 60747-5-5 Compliant with VIORM = 567 VPEAK and Reinforced Insulation

Avago will be showcasing the new ACSL-7210 in the Avago Booth 7-266 at the PCIM Europe 2013 exhibition in Nuremberg, Germany from May 14th to 16th.

“As a leading manufacturer of isolation products, Avago continues to push the boundary of optocoupler technology to meet the high switching speed and small package size requirements from customers,” said Kheng-Jam Lee, marketing director of Avago’s Isolation Products Division. “The new ACSL-7210 exemplifies Avago’s leadership in providing optimal optocoupler solutions for bi-directional industrial communication networks, particularly for PROFIBUS applications in noisy industrial environments.”

Availability

Samples of the ACSL-7210 are now available. Please contact your local Avago Technologies sales representative for pricing. Mass production starts July 2013.