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Würth Elektronik Introduces Digital Isolators for I2C Interfaces


MUNICH, GERMANY — Würth Elektronik is expanding its range of digital isolators (WPME-CDIS and WPME- CDIP) with two-channel bidirec- tional isolators for I2C communi- cation interfaces. WPME-CDI2C


for internal communication be- tween different circuits. It is used in IoT and consumer electronics (sensors, displays), industrial au- tomation (sensor networks, moni- toring systems, motor controls), and the automotive industry (bat- tery and engine management systems, sensors). Many of Würth Elektronik’s sensors also support I2C communica- tion.


Isolators are important Bidirectional isolator.


enables bidirectional data trans- mission at up to 2 MHz, making the isolator suitable for most I2C communication applications. The SOIC-8NB package is pin-com- patible with common standard I2C isolators on the market. I2C is a standard interface


in all these applications to provide galvanic isolation of digital signals, prevent data communication errors or data corruption, eliminate potential differences, and improve immunity. Voltage protection for people and sensitive circuitry is also crucial. The I2C interface re-


quires bidirectional data trans- mission, which the isolators must also support. The device is available from


stock in two variants: one fea- tures a bidirectional serial data line (SDA) and a bidirectional se- rial clock line (SCL). The other


features a bidirectional serial data line (SDA) and a unidirec-


tional serial clock line (SCL). Contact: Würth Elektronik


eiSos GmbH & Co. KG, Clarita- Bernhard-Strasse 9, 81249


Munich, Germany % +49-7942-945-5186 E-mail: sarah.hurst@we- online.de Web: www.we-online.de


Wesgarde Highlights Mid-Amp Circuit Breakers


LAKELAND, FL — Wesgarde Optifuse 641, 642, and 643 mid- amp circuit breakers are engi- neered for rugged performance and compact versatility. The mid-amp circuit breakers deliver reliable, marine-rated protection with automatic and manual re- set options, ensuring safe and consistent operation across RVs, marine vessels, emergency vehi- cles, and trucks. The 641, 642, and 643 mod-


els share a rugged, waterproof, and ignition-protected construc- tion. Their compact footprint al- lows easy integration into tight spaces without sacrificing dura- bility or compliance. Each model meets marine industry stan-


dards, including SAE J1171, SAE J553, and ABYC branch cir- cuit protection requirements.


July 2026


Mid-amp circuit breaker. Contact: Wesgarde


Components Group, Inc., 2820 Drane Field Road, Lakeland, FL 33811 % 1-800-554-8866 E-mail: info@wesgarde.com Web: www.wesgarde.com


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