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Surging Across the Barrier

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Technical Article  
MS-2341  
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There are a variety of reasons for requiring galvanic isolation  
in electrical systems. The most obvious—and most critical—  
is the protection of human operators from potentially lethal  
shocks. Shock hazards can come from the mains power that  
the equipment is plugged into, or from high voltages  
generated within an enclosure. A reinforced insulation rating  
is required when humans are being protected from  
potentially lethal shock.  
Surging Across the Barrier:  
Digital Isolators Set the  
Standard for Reinforced  
Insulation  
INTRODUCTION  
In large industrial settings there may be potential differences  
between physically separated ground points that may create  
unwanted current flow. Ground loops can also lead to noise  
and hum in a system.  
Optocouplers have traditionally been used to isolate  
potentially dangerous voltages in many types of electrical  
equipment. Today, more modern digital isolators based on  
transformer or capacitive coupling are widely used.  
Transformer-based digital isolators offer many benefits such  
as improved performance, integrated functionality, lower  
power dissipation, better longer-term reliability, and  
improved ease of use.  
High reliability or high availability systems often require that  
individual circuit faults be contained such that overall  
system operation is not impaired beyond an acceptable level.  
Isolation can be used in these systems to contain faults so  
neighboring circuitry remains operational.  
Isolation can be required for several reasons. It allows  
functional circuit operation when disparate ground  
references or supply voltages are used. Equipment operators  
or medical patients must be protected from shocks or  
dangerous currents during long-term system operation.  
Damage to sensitive and/or costly systems due to electrical  
surges—such as lightning strikes—must be prevented.  
Different portions of an electrical system may have  
unreferenced grounds or be referenced to unrelated high-  
side supply voltages, again leading to a need for isolation.  
Finally, noise in a particular portion of a circuit may need to  
be contained to eliminate interference with sensitive  
electronics.  
SAFETY STANDARDS  
Over time, national and international standards were  
developed with the goal of providing uniform specification  
and testing of isolators and electrical systems employing  
isolation. Safety certifications can be achieved both at the  
component level and for the end system, and certification  
requirements can vary in different regions of the world even  
when the same base safety standards are referenced. Isolators  
that meet a superset of safety standard specifications provide  
maximum flexibility to equipment vendors in meeting these  
varying requirements.  
The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)  
publishes a number of international standards related to  
electrical safety, while national bodies such as Underwriters  
Laboratory (UL) in the US and Verband der Elektrotechnik  
(VDE) in Germany publish regional specifications. Testing  
and certification to the standards is provided by several  
entities, including UL, VDE, the Canadian Standards  
Association (CSA), and Technischer Überwachungs-Verein  
(TÜV) in Germany. The choice of which certification to  
obtain depends on the region where the component or  
Table 1. System-Level Standards Relevant to Applications Requiring Isolation by Market and Region  
Household Industrial  
Information  
Technology  
Measurement and  
Control  
Medical  
Telecom  
IEC 60065  
VDE 860  
UL 60065  
IEC 60204  
IEC 60950  
EN 60950  
IEC 61010-1  
VDE 410/0411  
UL 61010  
IEC 60601  
VDE 0750  
UL 60601  
CSA 601  
IEC 60950  
VDE 0804  
UL 60950  
CSA 60950  
International  
Germany  
USA  
UL 508, UL 60947 UL 60950  
CSA. 14-10 CSA 60950  
CSA 61010  
Canada  
www.analog.com  
©2012 Analog Devices, Inc. All rights reserved.  
June 2012 | Page 1 of 5  

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