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ADBMS6822WCCSZ-RL

Analog Devices

The ADBMS6822WCCSZ-RL is a dual isoSPI transceiver in a 32-lead LFCSP package, specified over -40 C to +125 C and qualified to AEC-Q100 for automotive use, supplied on tape and reel. It provides the isolated SPI communication link between battery monitoring devices and the host controller in distributed battery management systems, carrying data across the isolation barrier that separates high-voltage cell stacks from the low-voltage control domain. A dual-channel device reduces the transceiver count at each stack interface, and the wide temperature range with automotive qualification suits vehicle battery packs and stationary energy storage systems alike. Selection advice: the WCCSZ-RL code is the automotive-grade LFCSP-32 reel variant; match the full code when ordering, and confirm your isolation architecture against the datasheet before committing the design. Parameters verified against Analog Devices documentation.

Interface ICsisoSPI transceiverLFCSP-32
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ADBMS6822WCCSZ-RL
Manufacturer
Analog Devices
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isoSPI transceiver
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LFCSP-32
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