Isolated ADCs (Analog-to-Digital Converters) are a category of precision electronic components designed for high-noise environments, often used in industrial automation, medical equipment, and power systems. While not a specific brand, they are produced by various companies worldwide, including Texas Instruments (USA), Analog Devices (USA), and Renesas (Japan). These devices isolate sensitive analog signals from digital circuits to prevent noise interference, ensuring accurate data conversion. Key products include isolated ADC modules, integrated signal conditioners, and high-voltage measurement solutions. Industrial suppliers like Radwell and Grainger often distribute these components for applications in motor control, energy monitoring, and hazardous environments.