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Avago Technologies ACPL-790x Precision Isolation Amplifiers

Update Time: 2019-12-20 10:15:33

Avago Technologies ACPL-7900, ACPL-790A, and ACPL-790B precision isolation amplifiers are designed for current and voltage sensing in electronic power converters in applications including motor drives and renewable energy systems. The ACPL-7900 (±3% gain tolerance) and ACPL-790A (±1% gain tolerance) are recommended for general applications. The ACPL-790B (±0.5% gain tolerance) is ideal for high-precision applications. These Avago Technologies devices operate from a single 5V supply and provide dynamic performance of 60dB SNR. ACPL-790x isolation amplifiers feature 200 kHz bandwidth and 1.6μs fast response time, allowing these devices to capture transients in short-circuit and overload conditions. These Avago precision isolation amplifiers operate over a -40° C to +105° C temperature range.

Features of ACPL-790x Precision Isolation Amplifiers

-50 ppm/°C Low Gain Drift
0.6 mV Input Offset Voltage
0.05% Excellent Linearity
60 dB SNR
200 kHz Wide Bandwidth
3 V to 5.5 V Wide Supply Range for Output Side
-40° C to +105° C Operating Temperature Range
Advanced Sigma-Delta A/D Converter Technology
Fully Differential Isolation Amplifier
15 kV/µs Common-Mode Transient Immunity
1.6 µs Fast Response Time
DIP-8 Package

Applications of ACPL-790x Precision Isolation Amplifiers
Current/Voltage Sensing in AC and Servo Motor Drives
Solar Inverters, Wind Turbine Inverters
Industrial Process Control
Data Acquisition Systems
Switching Power Supply Signal Isolation
General Purpose Analog Signal Isolation
Traditional Current Transducer Replacements

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ABOUT Avago Technologies

Avago Technologies supplies a wide range of analog, mixed-signal and optoelectronic components and subsystems. Avago Technologies may well be the world's oldest startup. Avago began as HP's components division back in the 60s and thrived there for three decades. When HP spun off Agilent Technologies in 1999, the company became Agilent's semiconductor products group, expanding into new markets and applications with products that would help revolutionize global communications. Then in late 2005 KKR and Silver Lake Partners acquired the group. Overnight, Avago Technologies became the largest privately-held independent semiconductor company in the world.

The types of products manufactured by Avago Technologies include Mobile Phone Products: Front-End Modules, Handset Power ICs, Duplexers and Filters, Low Noise Amplifiers (LNA), WLAN Power Amplifiers, and Detector Switches; Multi-market Wireless Products: Millimeter Wave and Microwave Devices, RFICs, PIN Diodes, Schottky Diodes, and Discrete Transistors; Fiber Optics, Illumination & Color Management, Infrared Transceivers, LED Lamps & Displays, Motion Control Products, Optical Sensors, Optocouplers, ASICs, Image Sensors, Networking ICs, and Storage ASSPs & Solutions.

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