The TXG802x is a
2-bit, fixed direction, non-galvanic based voltage
and ground-level translator that can support both logic-level shifting between 1.71V
to 5.5V and ground-level shifting up to ±80V. Compared to
traditional level shifters, the TXG802x family can
solve the challenges of voltage translation across different ground levels. The
Simplified Diagram shows a common
use case where DC shift occurs between GNDA to GNDB due to parasitic resistance or
capacitance.
VCCA is referenced to GNDA and
VCCB is referenced to GNDB. Ax pins are referenced to VCCA
logic level while Bx pins are referenced to VCCB logic levels. Both A
port and B port can accept voltages from 1.71V to 5.5V. The leakage between GNDA and
GNDB is <2µA when VCC to GND is shorted.
The TXG802x device
helps improve noise immunity and power sequencing across different ground domains
while providing low power consumption, latency and channel-to-channel skew. It can
supress noise levels of 140VPP up to 1MHz (Figure 7-4).
This device can support multiple interfaces such as UART, GPIO, and JTAG.
The TXG802x is a
2-bit, fixed direction, non-galvanic based voltage
and ground-level translator that can support both logic-level shifting between 1.71V
to 5.5V and ground-level shifting up to ±80V. Compared to
traditional level shifters, the TXG802x family can
solve the challenges of voltage translation across different ground levels. The
Simplified Diagram shows a common
use case where DC shift occurs between GNDA to GNDB due to parasitic resistance or
capacitance.
VCCA is referenced to GNDA and
VCCB is referenced to GNDB. Ax pins are referenced to VCCA
logic level while Bx pins are referenced to VCCB logic levels. Both A
port and B port can accept voltages from 1.71V to 5.5V. The leakage between GNDA and
GNDB is <2µA when VCC to GND is shorted.
The TXG802x device
helps improve noise immunity and power sequencing across different ground domains
while providing low power consumption, latency and channel-to-channel skew. It can
supress noise levels of 140VPP up to 1MHz (Figure 7-4).
This device can support multiple interfaces such as UART, GPIO, and JTAG.