Digital Isolators

Interface ICs (integrated circuits) are electronic devices that are used to connect two or more separate devices or systems. These ICs typically provide a communication interface between the devices, allowing them to exchange information and data. Digital isolators are a type of interface IC that is used to isolate one circuit from another, typically to prevent electrical noise or interference from affecting the performance of the circuit. Digital isolators use a variety of techniques to provide isolation, including optocouplers and transformer-based designs. They are commonly used in industrial and medical applications where noise immunity is critical.