Features include desaturation leading edge blanking time, filtering time, and optimisation of soft turn-off performance. These are said to contribute to secure execution of applications by suppressing short-time pulse noise during switching and desaturation sensing.
Said to improve on the performance of the TLP5214, the device offers a DESAT leading edge blanking time of 1.1μs and a DESAT filter time of 90ns. According to the company, soft turn-off time of 7μs is double that of its predecessor.
The TLP5214A operates from a 15 to 30V supply and can deliver a peak output current of ±4.0A (Max). A propagation delay of 150ns with ±80ns skew is said to support use in high speed applications.
TLP5214A is housed in a SO16L package with a maximum height of 2.3mm, which the company claims meets the requirements of all major safety standards. Its isolation voltage is 5000V RMS and the minimum creepage/clearance distances is 8.0mm.
Applications including industrial inverters, solar energy inverters, air conditioner inverters and servo amplifiers.