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Wurth Electronics Midcom Introduces High Voltage Series of Transformers for TI SN6501 Power Driver

Wurth Electronics Midcom developed a series of four transformers with Texas Instruments as an extension to the transformer selection for the SN6501 power driver. The power driver from Texas Instruments is used in CAN, RS-485, RS-232, SPI, I2C or Low-Power LAN channels to communicate between pieces of equipment. The driver creates a small, low-cost solution to provide isolated power from 3.3V to either a 3.3V or 5V output voltage; as well from 5V to either a 3.3V or 5V output voltage.

The new series of parts is an extension to the 2500VAC isolated parts released last year by Wurth Electronics Midcom. The new series is a 5000VAC isolated series designed to comply with the requirements for the medical electrical equipment standard, IEC60601-1, for providing two means of patient protection for working voltages up to 250VAC.

This new series from Wurth Electronics Midcom also provides the necessary protection for many other standards defined in the industrial sector. The industrial, process control and medical markets all require isolated interfaces in order to protect equipment from disturbances.

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To request free samples or to find more information, visit www.we-online.com/midcom

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