Digital isolator carrier modules provide a compact way to add galvanically isolated, high‑speed communication links to a prototype. Each board supports four independent channels, allowing signals to cross an isolation barrier at up to 50 Mbps while keeping the two sides electrically separate. Variants differ in pin‑out balance (for example 4‑to‑0, 2‑to‑2 or 3‑to‑1) and in the default logic level, giving flexibility to match the surrounding circuitry. The carrier format simplifies integration, offering a ready‑made footprint and reliable connections without the need for custom layout. Key considerations include channel count, default state, pin configuration and the isolation rating, all of which influence compatibility with existing designs and overall system robustness.