Who are the manufacturers of isolated DC converters?

Who are the manufacturers of isolated DC converters?

Isolated DC-DC Converters are available at Mouser Electronics from industry leading manufacturers. Mouser is an authorized distributor for many isolated dc-dc converter manufacturers including CUI Inc., Delta Electronics, MEAN WELL, Murata, RECOM, TDK-Lambda, TRACO Power, Vicor, XP Power & more.

How to use a CMOS DC-DC isolated converter?

Alternative thought was to drop the LTC1751-5V, throw 5V through the ADuM and then use an LDO to get a 3.3V source on the isolated side and chuck a BSS138 (or similar) to handle the 3.3V > 5V pre ADuM for the RX. Any thoughts much appreciated! Know someone who can answer?

Are there any isolated DC / DC converters for Mouser?

Please view our large selection of isolated DC-DC Converters below or view our Newest Isolated DC-DC Converters page. As you select one or more parametric filters below, Smart Filtering will instantly disable any unselected values that would cause no results to be found.

Is there a self powered isolated USB > UART adapter?

Self-powered isolated USB > UART adapter with RX @ 3.3V and inverted TX signal @ 12V. (Weird, I know) Starting off with an FT232RL @ 5V. CBUS#4 (SLEEP) on the FT232RL going through a NOT gate (SN74LVC1G04) – more on this later. ADuM5401 isolator with integrated DC-DC doing 5V > 3.3V. 5V, TXD, RXD and the now inverted SLEEP piped through the ADuM.

Why is isolation important in DC / DC converters?

The isolation within the DC/DC converter allows the design engineer to comply with the safety regulations and solve issues such as interferences and failure protection. DC/DC converters also offer a flexible and clean solution to Distributed Power Architecture systems. to simplify compliance with safety, performance or EMC legislation.

Why are DC converters used in Distributed Power architectures?

DC/DC converters are also used in distributed power architecture systems for many reasons including: efficiency and reliability compared to central multiple outputs supply, as well as flexibility and cost. Larger, centralized power supplies can have significant voltage drops, and are expensive and inflexible.

When to use an unregulated DC / DC converter?

Unregulated DC/DC converters are typically used in general purpose power isolation and voltage matching applications and feature a full industrial operating temperature range of -40°C up to +85°C without derating.