SBAA793 March 2026 TXG1020-Q1 , TXG1021-Q1 , TXG1041-Q1 , TXG1042-Q1 , TXG4020-Q1 , TXG4021-Q1 , TXG4041-Q1 , TXG4042-Q1 , TXG8010-Q1 , TXG8020-Q1 , TXG8021-Q1 , TXG8041-Q1 , TXG8042-Q1 , TXG8122-Q1
TXG devices are recommended when ground mismatch exists but galvanic isolation is not required. They provide low latency, high-speed signaling, and cost-effective robustness for automotive interfaces such as I2C, SPI, UART, and GPIO.
| Parameter | Ground-level Translators | Galvanic Isolators |
|---|---|---|
| Ground A to Ground B difference | Up to +80/-80V | > 1kV |
| Propagation delay | < 5ns | > 11ns |
| Channel-to-Channel Skew | 0.35ns | 4.7ns |
| Level shifting capability | 1.71 – 5.5V | 1.71 to 1.89V and 2.25V to 5.5V |
| Size | Smallest 1ch
at 2.25mm2, 2ch at 4mm2 |
Smallest 2ch at 6mm2 |
| Common Mode Transient Immunity (CMTI) | 1kV/μs | 100kV/μs |
| Data rate | > 250Mbps | Upto 150Mbps |
| Galvanic barrier | No | Yes |
| Certifications (UL, VDE, Surge) | No | Yes |
| Leakage between Grounds | <100nA | <1nA |
| EMC (EFT, RI, IEC-ESD) | No | Yes |
| Cost per channel | Low | High |
| Use-case Fit | < 80V ground offset | High-voltage systems and safety certification |