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In industrial equipment, such as programmable logic controllers (PLCs), actuators and inverters, it is crucial to prevent equipment failures, the propagation of abnormalities, and malfunctions caused by noise, which increases with higher-speed device operation. All these issues are addressed by electrical isolation that transmits signals between circuits operating at different potentials, such as high and low voltage, which is driving demand for safe, highly reliable isolation devices that maintain stable operation in noisy environments. Alongside superior reliability, and as equipment continues to become more compact, isolation devices are also, more than ever, required to offer smaller sizes, plus a longer service life.
In addition, reducing overall system power consumption is at the heart of achieving carbon neutrality, and low-power operation has become an increasingly important requirement in electronics, including isolation devices.
