Renesas' digital isolators aid in the design of discrete isolated power supply designs as well as isolated serial communications interfaces. There is a tremendous need for reliable isolator products in the satellite market. These isolators represent the highest data rate isolators available for radiation tolerant applications. Their isolation barrier is made using Giant Magneto Resistive (GMR) technology which provides superior isolation and radiation tolerance with lower dynamic current consumption; unlike transformer-based isolator technology, there are no EMI concerns; and, GMR is superior to optocoupler-based isolators, as the optics in the optocouplers are susceptible to “greying” or clouding over time due to radiation.

The ISL71610M and ISL71710M bring this isolation function to the customers in the space market, providing up to 600VRMS at 85 °C. The electrical specifications have been characterized over the temperature range of -55 °C to +125 °C. These products have been characterized for radiation performance up to 30krad(Si) for Total Ionizing Dose. The ISL71610M and ISL71710M have both been characterized for SEE up to LET 43MeV•cm2/mg.

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Key Features

  • The isolation barrier is made using Giant Magneto Resistive (GMR) technology
  • Provides superior radiation performance, specifically for Single Event Effects (SEE)
  • The technology does not use a frequency-matched transformer, resulting in lower EMI
  • Allows for higher throughput and is the highest data rate in the space industry
  • Fully radiation characterized for Low Dose Rate (TID) and SEL/SEB
  • The ISL71610M can operate up to 100Mbps and the ISL71710M can operate up to 150Mbps

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Rad Tolerant Digital Isolators

Rad tolerant digital isolators for the space market, providing up to 600VRMS at 85 °C

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Brochure PDF 4.85 MB
White Paper PDF 608 KB 日本語
Application Note PDF 218 KB
Application Note PDF 296 KB
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