Broadcom

ACPL-798J-500E  

OP Amps, Buffer Amps ICs

ACPL-798J-500E Description

The ACPL-798J-500E is a high-performance isolation amplifier designed by Broadcom Limited, a leading manufacturer in the electronics industry. This device is specifically engineered to provide robust isolation and amplification in a compact 16SOIC package, making it ideal for a wide range of applications where signal integrity and safety are paramount. The ACPL-798J-500E features a single-channel amplifier with a supply voltage range of 4.5 V to 5.5 V, ensuring stable operation across various power supply conditions. It offers a maximum supply current of 15.5 mA and a low input bias current of 500 nA, which minimizes power consumption and maximizes efficiency. The device also boasts a low input offset voltage of 600 µV, ensuring high accuracy in signal processing. The ACPL-798J-500E is REACH unaffected and RoHS3 compliant, adhering to the highest environmental and safety standards. It is available in a surface-mount package, making it suitable for automated assembly processes and compact designs. The device's moisture sensitivity level (MSL) is rated at 1 (unlimited), ensuring reliability in various environmental conditions.

ACPL-798J-500E Features

• Isolation Amplifier: Provides galvanic isolation between input and output, ensuring safety and signal integrity in high-voltage applications.
• Wide Supply Voltage Range: Operates efficiently within a 4.5 V to 5.5 V supply voltage range, offering flexibility in power supply design.
• Low Power Consumption: Features a maximum supply current of 15.5 mA, making it suitable for low-power applications.
• High Input Impedance: With an input bias current of only 500 nA, the ACPL-798J-500E minimizes loading effects on the input signal.
• Low Input Offset Voltage: Ensures high accuracy in signal amplification with a low offset voltage of 600 µV.
• Surface-Mount Packaging: The 16SOIC package is ideal for automated assembly processes and compact designs.
• Environmental Compliance: REACH unaffected and RoHS3 compliant, ensuring adherence to environmental and safety standards.
• Moisture Sensitivity Level: MSL 1 (unlimited) rating ensures reliability in various environmental conditions.

ACPL-798J-500E Applications

The ACPL-798J-500E is designed for applications requiring high isolation and precision signal amplification. Its unique features make it ideal for:

• Industrial Automation: Provides reliable isolation and amplification for sensors and control systems in harsh industrial environments.
• Medical Equipment: Ensures patient safety by isolating sensitive electronic circuits from high-voltage sources.
• Power Management: Ideal for applications requiring isolation between high-voltage and low-voltage circuits, such as power supply monitoring and control.
• Telecommunications: Enhances signal integrity in communication systems where isolation is critical for performance and safety.
• Automotive Electronics: Suitable for applications requiring isolation and precision amplification in automotive control systems.

Conclusion of ACPL-798J-500E

The ACPL-798J-500E is a versatile and high-performance isolation amplifier that offers a combination of technical advantages and environmental compliance. Its wide supply voltage range, low power consumption, and high input impedance make it suitable for a variety of applications where signal integrity and safety are critical. The device's surface-mount packaging and moisture sensitivity level rating ensure reliability and ease of integration into modern electronic designs. Whether used in industrial automation, medical equipment, or automotive electronics, the ACPL-798J-500E provides a reliable and efficient solution for precision signal amplification and isolation.

ACPL-798J-500E Documents

Download datasheets and manufacturer documentation for ACPL-798J-500E

Datasheets :

ACPL-798J       Optoisolation & Optical Sensor Products Brochure      

PCN Packaging :

Marking/Labeling Revision B 14/Jan/2014      

PCN Design/Specification :

Molding Chg 08/Feb/2016       Mult Device Design Changes 10/Nov/2015