FEATURES
IsoLogic™ Circuit Architecture
Isolation Test Voltage: To 3.5 kV rms
Five Isolated Logic Lines: Available in Six I/O Configurations
Logic Signal Bandwidth: 20 MHz (Min), 40 mbps (NRZ)
Isolated Power Transformer: 37 V p-p, 1.5 W Max
CMV Transient Immunity: 10 kV/s Min
Waveform Edge Transmission Symmetry: ⴞ1 ns
Field and System Output Enable/Three-State Functions
Performance Rated Over –25ⴗC to +85ⴗC
UL1950, IEC950, EN60950 Certification, Pending
APPLICATIONS
PLC/DCS Analog Input and Output Cards
Communications Bus Isolation
General Data Acquisition Applications
IGBT Motor Drive Controls
High Speed Digital I/O Ports
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The AD260 is designed using Analog Devices new IsoLogic
circuit architecture to isolate five digital control signals to/
from a microcontroller and its related field I/O components. Six
models allow all I/O combinations from five input lines to five
output lines, including combinations in between. Every AD260
effectively replaces up to five opto-isolators while also providing
the 1.5 W transformer for a 3.5 kV isolated dc-dc power supply
circuit.
Each line of the AD260 has a bandwidth of 20 MHz (min) with
a propagation delay of only 14 ns, which allows for extremely
fast data transmission. Output waveform symmetry is maintained
to within ±1 ns of the input so the AD260 can be used to accu-
rately isolate time-based PWM signals.
All field or system output pins of the AD260 can be set to a high
resistance three-state level by use of the two enable pins. A field
output three-stated offers a convenient method of presetting
logic levels at power-up by use of pull-up/down resistors. System side outputs being three-stated allows for easy multiplexing
of multiple AD260s.
The isolation barrier of the AD260 B Grade is 100% tested at
3.5 kV rms (system to field). The barrier design also provides
excellent common-mode transient immunity from 10 kV/µs
common-mode voltage excursions of field side terminals relative
to the system side, with no false output triggering on either side.
Each output is updated within nanoseconds by input logic transitions, the AD260 also has a continuous output update feature
that automatically updates each output based on the dc level of
IsoLogic is a trademark of Analog Devices, Inc.
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Information furnished by Analog Devices is believed to be accurate and
reliable. However, no responsibility is assumed by Analog Devices for its
use, nor for any infringements of patents or other rights of third parties
which may result from its use. No license is granted by implication or
otherwise under any patent or patent rights of Analog Devices.
with Power Transformer
AD260
FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM
the input. This guarantees the output is always valid 10 µs after
a fault condition or after the power-up reset interval.
The AD260 also has an integral center tap transformer for generating isolated power. Typically driven by a 5 V push-pull drive
at the primary, it will generate a 37 V p-p output capable of
supplying up to 1.5 W. This can then be regulated to the de-
sired voltage, including ±5 V dc for circuit components and
24 V for a 20 mA loop supply when needed.
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
Six Isolated Logic Line I/O Configurations Available: The
AD260 is available in six pin-compatible versions of I/O configurations to meet a wide variety of requirements.
Wide Bandwidth with Minimal Edge Error: The AD260 with
IsoLogic affords extremely fast isolation of logic signals due to its
20 MHz bandwidth and 14 ns propagation delay. It maintains a
waveform input-to-output edge transition error of typically less
than ±1 ns (total) for positive vs. negative transition.
3.5 kV rms Test Voltage Isolation Rating: The AD260
B Grade is rated to operate at 1.25 kV rms and is 100% production tested at 3.5 kV rms, using a standard ADI test method.
High Transient Immunity: The AD260 rejects common-
mode transients slewing at up to 10 kV/µs without false trigger-
+5 V dc
Input Capacitance (C
Input Bias Current (I
OUTPUT CHARACTERISTICS
Output Voltage
)5pF
IN
)Per Input0.5µA
IN
1
High Level (VOH)+5 V dc
+5 V dc
Low Level (V
)+5 V dc
OL
+5 V dc
Output Three-State Leakage CurrentENABLE
1
DYNAMIC RESPONSE
Max Logic Signal Frequency (f
Waveform Edge Symmetry Error (t
Logic Edge Propagation Delay (t
Minimum Pulsewidth (t
Max Output Update Delay on Fault or After
Power-Up Reset Interval (≈ 30 µs)
ISOLATION BARRIER RATING
Operating Isolation Voltage (V
Isolation Rating Test Voltage (V
(Refer to Figure 2)
)50% Duty Cycle, +5 V dc
MIN
)25ns
PWMIN
CMV
)t
PHL
3
ERROR
, t
2
PLH
PHL
)1425ns
)AD260A375V rms
AD260B1250V rms
4
)
CMV TEST
AD260A1750V rms
= 4.5 V2.02.73.15V
SYS
= 5.5 V3.03.24.2V
SYS
= 4.5 V0.91.82.2V
SYS
= 5.5 V1.22.23.0V
SYS
= 4.5 V0.40.91.4V
SYS
= 5.5 V0.51.01.5V
SYS
= 4.5 V, |IO| = 0.02 mA4.4V
SYS
= 4.5 V, |IO| = 4 mA3.7V
SYS
= 4.5 V, |IO| = 0.02 mA0.1V
SYS
= 4.5 V, |IO| = 4 mA0.4V
SYS
@ Logic Low/High Level Respectively0.5µA
SYS/FLD
= 5 V20MHz
vs. t
PLH
SYS
±1ns
12µs
AD260B3500V rms
Transient Immunity (V
TRANSIENT
Isolation Mode Capacitance (C
Capacitive Leakage Current (I
)10,000V/µs
)Total Capacitance, All Lines and Transformer1418pF
ISO
)240 V rms @ 60 Hz2µA rms
LEAD
POWER TRANSFORMER
Primary WindingBifilar Wound, Center-Tapped
Inductance (LP)Each Half1mH
Number of Turns (NP)Each Half26Turns
ResistanceEach Half0.6Ω
Max Volt-Seconds (E × t)Each Half27V × µs
Recommended Operating Frequency–25°C to +85°C, Push-Pull Drive150200300kHz
Absolute Min Operating Frequency–25°C to +85°C, Push-Pull Drive75kHz
Secondary WindingBifilar Wound, Center-Tapped
Number of Turns (NS)Each Half48Turns
ResistanceEach Half2.3Ω
Insulation Withstand (V
)Primary to Secondary3,500V rms
CMV TEST
CapacitancePrimary to Secondary5pF
Recommended Max PowerRated Performance1.01.5W
POWER SUPPLY
Supply Voltage (+5 V dc
and +5 V dc
SYS
)Rated Performance4.55.5V dc
FLD
Operating4.05.75V dc
Power Dissipation CapacitanceEffective, per Input, Either Side8pF
Effective per Output, Either Side—No Load28pF
Quiescent Supply CurrentEach, +5 V dc
Supply CurrentAll Lines @ 10 MHz (Sum of +5 V dc
TEMPERATURE RANGE
Rated Performance (T
Storage (T
NOTES
1
For best performance, bypass +5 V dc supplies to com. at or near the device (0.01 µF). +5 V dc supplies are also internally bypassed with 0.05 µF.
2
As the supply voltage is applied to either side of the AD260, the internal circuitry will go into a power-up reset mode (all lines disabled) for about 30 µs after the point where
+5 V dc
SYS & FLD
3
“Operating” isolation voltage is derived from the Isolation Test Voltage in accordance with such methods as found in VDE-0883 wherein a device will be “hi-pot” tested at twice
the operating voltage, plus one thousand volts. Partial discharge testing, with an acceptance threshold of 80 pC of discharge may be considered the same as a hi-pot test (but
nondestructive).
4
Partial Discharge at 80 pC THLD.
5
Supply Current will increase slightly, but otherwise the unit will function within specification to – 40°C.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
)–40+85°C
STG
passes above 3.3 V.
5
)
A
SYS & FLD
)18 mA
SYS & FLD
–2–
4mA
–25+85°C
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AD260
WARNING!
ESD SENSITIVE DEVICE
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS*
ParameterConditionsMinTypMaxUnits
Supply Voltage (+5 V dc
DC Input Voltage (V
DC Output Voltage (V
SYS & FLD
IN MAX
OUT MAX
Clamp Diode Input Current (I
Clamp Diode Output Current (IOK)For VO < –0.5 V or VO > 5 V RTN
Output DC Current, per Pin (I
DC Current, VCC or GND (ICC or I
Storage Temperature (T
STG
Lead Temperature (Soldering, 10 sec)+300°C
Electrostatic Protection (V
*Stresses above those listed under Absolute Maximum Ratings may cause permanent damage to the device. This is a stress rating only; functional operation of the device
at these or any other conditions above those indicated in the operational sections of this specification is not implied. Exposure to absolute maximum ratings for extended
periods may effect device reliability.
I/O CONFIGURATIONS AVAILABLE
The AD260 is available in several configurations. The choice of
model is determined by the desired number of input vs. output
lines. All models have identical footprints with the power and
enable pins always being in the same locations.
PIN FUNCTION DESCRIPTIONS
PinMnemonicFunction
1–5*S0 Through S4 Digital Xmt or Rcv from F0 Through F4
6ENABLE
7+5 V dc
85 V RTN
SYS
SYS
SYS
9–14Not Present On Unit
155 V RTN
16+5 V dc
17ENABLE
FLD
FLD
FLD
18–22* F0 Through F4 Digital Xmt or Rcv from S0 Through S4
*Function of pin determined by model. Refer to Table I.
Caution: Use care in handling unit as contaminants on the bottom side of the unit or the circuit card to which it is mounted will
lead to reduced breakdown voltage across the isolation barrier.
)–0.5+6.0V
)Referred to +5 V dc
)Referred to +5 V RTN
)For VI < –0.5 V or VI > 5 V RTN
IK
)–25+25mA
OUT
)–50+50mA
GND
SYS & FLD
SYS & FLD
and 5 V RTN
and 5 V dc
SYS & FLD
SYS & FLD
Respectively–0.5+0.5V
SYS & FLD
Respectively–0.5+0.5V
SYS & FLD
+0.5 V–25+25mA
+0.5 V–25+25mA
)–40+85°C
)Per MIL-STD-883, Method 30154.55kV
ESD
PIN CONFIGURATION
1
S0
2
S1
3
S2
4
S3
5
S4
FIELD
6
ENABLE
+5Vdc
5V RTN
DRVA
DRVCT
DRVB
SYS
SYS
SYS
7
8
9
10
11
System Output Enable /Three-State
System Power Supply (+5 V dc Input)
System Power Supply Common
Field Power Supply Common
Field Power Supply (+5 V Input)
Field Output Enable/Three-State
PWRB
PWRCT
PWRA
5V RTN
+5Vdc
ENABLE
FLD
FLD
FLD
FLD
FLD
FLD
F0
F1
F2
F3
F4
SYSTEM
BOTTOM VIEW
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
ORDERING GUIDE
Model NumberDescriptionIsolation Test VoltagePackage DescriptionPackage Option
ESD (electrostatic discharge) sensitive device. Electrostatic charges as high as 4000 V readily
accumulate on the human body and test equipment and can discharge without detection.
Although the AD260 features proprietary ESD protection circuitry, permanent damage may
occur on devices subjected to high energy electrostatic discharges. Therefore, proper ESD
precautions are recommended to avoid performance degradation or loss of functionality.
*Pin function is the same on all models, as shown in the AD260BND-0 column.
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SYS
SYS
FLD
FLD
FLD
FLD
FLD
SYS
FLD
*** **
*** **
*** **
*** **
*** **
*** **
*** **
*** **
*** **
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AD260
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Integral Isolated Power: The AD260 includes an integral,
uncommitted and flexible 1 Watt power transformer for developing isolated field power sources.
Field and System Enable Functions: Both the isolated and
nonisolated sides of the AD260 have ENABLE pins that threestate all outputs. Upon reenabling these pins, all outputs are
updated to reflect the current input logic level.
CE Certifiable: Simply by adding the external bypass capacitors
at the supply pins, the AD260 can attain CE certification in
most applications (to the EMC directive) and conformance to
the low voltage (safety) directive is assured by the EN60950
certification.
GENERAL ATTRIBUTES
The AD260 provides five HCMOS/ACMOS compatible isolated
logic lines with ≥ 10 kV/µs common-mode transient immunity.
The case design and pin arrangement provides greater than
18 mm spacing between field and system side conductors, providing CSA/IS and IEC creepage spacing consistent with 750 V
mains isolation.
The five unidirectional logic lines have six possible combinations of “ins” and “outs,” or transmitter/receiver pairs; hence
there are six AD260 part configurations (see Table I).
Each 20 MHz logic line
has a Schmidt trigger input and a threestate output (on the other side of the isolation barrier) and 14 ns of
propagation delay. A single enable pin on either side of the
barrier causes all outputs on that side to go three-state and all
inputs (driven pins) to ignore their inputs and retain their last
known state.
Note: All unused logic inputs (1–5) should be tied either high or low,
but not left floating.
Edge “fidelity,” or the difference in propagation time for rising
and falling edges, is typically less than ±1 ns.
Power consumption, unlike opto-isolators, is a function of operat-
ing frequency. Each logic line barrier driver requires about 160 µA
per MHz and each receiver 40 µA per MHz plus, of course, 4 mA
total idle current (each side). The supply current diminishes
slightly with increasing temperature (about –0.03%/°C).
The total capacitance spanning the isolation barrier is less than
10 pF.
The minimum width of a pulse that can be accurately coupled
across the barrier is about 25 ns. Therefore the maximum
square-wave frequency of operation is 20 MHz.
Logic information is sent across the barrier as “set-hi/set-lo”
data that is derived from logic level transitions of the input. At
power-up or after a fault condition, an output might not represent the state of the respective channel input to the isolator. An
internal circuit operates in the background which interrogates all
inputs about every 5 µs and in the absence of logic transitions,
sends appropriate “set-hi” or “set-lo” data across the barrier.
Recovery time from a fault condition or at power-up is thus
between 5 µs and 10 µs.
3.5kV
ISOLATION
BARRIER
CONTINUOUS
UPDATE CIRCUIT
RECEIVER
DATA
OUTPUT
BUFFER
OUT
ENABLE
DATA IN
ENABLE
SCHMITT
TRIGGER
TRANSPARENT
TRANSMITTER
D
Q
G
GATED
LATCH
DATA
Figure 1. Simplified Block Diagram
INPUT
OUTPUT
+3V
+2V
63%
CAPACITANCE
TOTAL DELAY = (t
PROPAGATION DELAY
t
PD
t
PLH
EFFECTIVE CIRCUIT MODEL FOR ONE ISOLATED LOGIC LINE
SCHMITT
5pF
INPUT
TRIGGER
t
= tff = 100V x C
rr
DELAY LINE
12.5ns
t
PD
TOTAL OUTPUT CAPACITANCE
BUFFER
POSITIVE GOING
INPUT THRESHOLD
NEGATIVE GOING
INPUT THRESHOLD
t
ff
t
PD
t
PHL
100V
>0.5ns – NO LOAD
= 5.5ns INTO 50pF
OR t
PLH
) = tPD + (trr OR tff) >13ns (NO LOAD), 18ns (50pF LOAD)
PHL
Figure 2. Typical Timing and Delay Models
5pF
OUTPUT
CAPACITANCE
HYSTERESIS
37%
–6–
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AD260
The power transformer is designed to operate between 150␣ kHz
and 250 kHz and will easily deliver more than 1 W of isolated
power when driven push-pull (5 V) on the system side. Different
transformer tap, rectifier and regulator schemes will provide
combinations of ±5 V, 15␣ V, 24␣ V or even 30 V or higher.
The output voltage when driven with a low voltage-drop drive
(@ 5 V push-pull) will be 37 V p-p across the entire secondary.
This will drop to 33 V p-p at 4.5 V drive.
+5Vdc
LOGIC/SHUTDOWN (HI)
0.1mF
+5Vdc
52T
52T
CT
CT
4.7kV
91516
V
COMP
D
D
1
2
G
INVREF
LM2524
GND
MAX
253
1
2
10
1
INV
2
NI
4
CL+
5
CL–
3.3kV
6
R
T
7
C
T
470pF
8
6
4
S
D
3
F
S
G
2
7
SHUTDOWN (ON/OFF)
12
11
+
3.3mF
TANT.
–
13
14
1
+
3.3mF
TANT.
–
8
Figure 3. System Side Transformer Driver Examples
Application Examples
The following is an example of a typical transformer system-side
drive circuit and a field-side regulation circuit suitable for use in
most general applications.
VDD FLD
+5V ISO
ENABLE FLD
(PWR-UP ENABLE)
–5V ISO
I
+5V
REG
–5V
REG
96T
CT.
Figure 4.
V
@
OUT
5V DRIVE
+8.55
617.63
68.64
V(MIN) @
4.5V DRIVE
7.62
15.79
40mA
7.72
80mA
20mA
20mA
40mA
LOAD
COM
+
–
COM
+
20mA
20mA
COM
COM
+
+
–
–
+5Vdc/+4.5Vdc
a
a
+5Vdc/+4.5Vdc
b
b
b
b
+5Vdc/+4.5Vdc
a
a
a
a
150mA
150mA
150mA
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+26.3
+8.64
23.5
20mA
7.72
20mA
"a" DIODES IN5818/MBR0530
"b" DIODES IN5819/MBR0540
+
+
COM
b
a
b
Figure 5. Field Side Power Supply Rectifier Examples
–7–
+5Vdc/+4.5Vdc
150mA
AD260
OUTLINE DIMENSIONS
Dimensions shown in inches and (mm).
22-Lead Plastic DIP
(ND-22)
1.500 (38.1) MAX
SIDE VIEW
1
0.160 (4.06)
0.140 (3.56)
0.075 (1.91)
0.250
(6.35)
*CREEPAGE PATH (SUBTRACT APPROXIMATELY
0.079 (2mm) FOR SOLDER PAD RADII ON PC BOARD.
THIS SPACING SUPPORTS THE INTRINSICALLY
SAFE RATING OF 750V. WAVE SOLDERING IS
NOT RECOMMENDED.
0.050 (1.27)
PIN 1
SYSTEM
11
0.5* (12.2)
0.350 (8.89)
12
0.020 3 0.010
(0.508 3 0.254)
22 PLACES
BOTTOM
VIEW
FIELD
0.550 (13. 97)
MAX
0.440
MAX
0.100
(2.54)
0.050
(1.27)
END VIEW
0.350
(8.89)
(11.18)
22
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