DC1986A, Demo Board Using LTM2892-I I2C Module Isolator

Reference Design using part LTM2892CY-I#PBF by Analog Devices

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Analog Devices
  • Application Category
    Interface
  • Product Type
    SPI interface
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  • Industrial
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Description

  • DC1986A, Demonstration Circuit is an I2C module Isolator featuring the LTM2892-I. The demo circuit operates from external supply voltages on VCC1, VL1, VCC2 and VL2. It communicates all necessary signaling across the isolation barrier through Isolator module technology

Key Features

  • Interface Standards
    SPI
  • Data Rate
    20 Mbps
  • Supply Voltage
    Single(3 to 5.5) V

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LTM2892CY-I#PBF Analog Devices Digital Isolators Digital Isolator Logic 6-CH 20Mbps 24-Pin BGA Tray Buy

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