Galvanic isolation is a fundamental technique used in signal conditioning systems to prevent unwanted current flow (both DC and AC) between interconnected components—while still allowing the safe transmission of signals and power. It’s a critical feature for ensuring safety, signal integrity, and system reliability in industrial, medical, and high-voltage environments.
Breaks potential ground loops, which are common sources of electrical noise, interference, and measurement inaccuracies—especially over long-distance connections.
Protects users, devices, and control systems from high voltage surges, transients, and common-mode voltages, which can otherwise damage sensitive electronics or pose safety risks.
Ensures accurate and reliable signal transmission in harsh or noisy environments by isolating sensitive parts of the system from disruptive electrical paths.
Crucial for explosive or electrically hazardous areas (e.g., chemical plants, power substations), where direct electrical connections must be avoided to meet safety standards.
Our fiber optic-based signal conditioning solutions feature built-in galvanic isolation to ensure performance, reliability, and safety—especially where traditional copper transmission falls short.
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