Capacitive digital isolator
Transfers digital information between separately referenced electrical domains through a capacitive isolation structure.
In plain English
An isolated comparator evaluates an input condition and transfers its comparison result across an isolation barrier.
A higher-voltage measurement domain can provide a threshold result to a separate controller domain.
Show the measured condition and comparison reference on the appropriate side of the isolation barrier, then label the result sent to the controller. A comparator reports a threshold relationship. It should not be drawn as if it continuously reports the full measured analogue value.
A comparator typically reports which side of a defined threshold the input lies on. A continuously sampled measurement requires a different measurement chain, such as the selected ADC arrangement.
Read the source: Isolated signal and control functions
A threshold indication is different from a continuously measured analogue value.
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