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Revenue increased 13% in
NVE’s most recent quarter.
It was the company’s second consecutive quarter of double-digit growth.
NVE Earnings
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Daylight
Saving Time
ends Sunday, November 2. “Spin” your clocks back an hour. |
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NVE will be closed
Thursday and Friday, November 27 and 28 for the Thanksgiving holiday.
We will be open on Veterans’ Day (November 11). |
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2.5 kV MSOP Isolators |
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Unique IsoLoop®
IL700-1 Series MSOP Isolators, the world’s smallest isolators, are now available
in “V-1” versions that carry a full 2.5 kVrms isolation ratings.
The revolutionary IsoLoop ceramic/polymer composite barrier allows such remarkable
performance in a tiny package, along with 44000 year extrapolated life and
1014 ohms barrier
resistance.
The “V” suffix means enhanced high-voltage performance, and V-1 MSOP
Isolators are 100% tested to withstand 3 kVrms—unprecedented for such
a small part.
V-1 series MSOP specification highlights are:
• Two channels
• 110 Mbps
• 2.5 kVrms isolation (1 minute) per UL 1577
• 600 Working Voltage (line voltage) per VDE 0884-10
• >1014
ohm barrier resistance
• -40°C to +100°C operating temperature
• 3 mm creepage
Unidirectional IL711V-1E
parts are in
stock for immediate delivery, with the bidirectional IL712V-1E
available next quarter.
The original MSOP versions with 1 kV isolation will continue to be available
for applications not requiring safety isolation.
Product Datasheets >
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Recent
Exhibitions |
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NVE products were on display
at Electronist in Istanbul, Turkey, recently in cooperation with our Turkish
distributor IS-Power. The exhibition focussed on electronic components, power
supplies and embedded systems.
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Upcoming
Exhibitions |
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 See
NVE products at the electronica fair, November 11 to 14 in
Munich, Germany in cooperation with distributor IS-LINE. electronica is
billed as the world’s leading trade fair for electronic components, systems
and applications.
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Halloween
Application Corner |
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RS-485
Doesn’t Have to Be Scary
Noise, ground loops, and isolation
are right up there with bats, spiders, ghosts, and goblins as things we'd rather
not deal with.
So NVE takes the fright out of RS-485 with a full line of single-chip
isolated RS-485 network transceivers.
Here are some tips to keep your RS-485 design from becoming a nightmare:
• Isolate the bus from the controller
• Keep stubs short
• Use twisted-pair cable
• Shielding for long or fast busses
• Ground one end of the shield
• Terminate bus ends
• Bias for fail-safe
 RS-485
Reference Designs >
 RS-485
Evaluation Boards >
 RS-485
Tips technical video (04:03) >
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