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SN74CB3T16210 LEVEL SHIFTER

SN74CB3T16210 LEVEL SHIFTER

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Prasanthi Busineni
Posted by Prasanthi Busineni
on Feb 07 2012 00:18 AM
Prodigy110 points

Hi,

I am using level shifters in 2.5V controller and 3.3V IO application. i am using the part SN74CB3T16210.

could some one clarify me if each A port or pin can be in any direction or all the A ports are to be on single direction?

thanks

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  • Junjie Mai
    Posted by Junjie Mai
    on Feb 08 2012 03:53 AM
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    Hello,Prasanthi

    For SN74CB3T16210, yes, Each A port or pin can be in any dirction if the OE is enable. any further concern, please let me know.

    BR
    junjie

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  • Makarand Vispute
    Posted by Makarand Vispute
    on Mar 21 2012 06:08 AM
    Prodigy30 points

    Hello,

    Sorry for jumping into the thread, but I think this is the correct place to chip-in.

    I am also using the same IC (SN74CB3T16210) for my application. In my case the voltage is not translated from 2.5 to 3.3 volts. Is it that, it only works for translating voltage from HIGH to LOW?

    Thanks in Advance.

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  • Prasanthi Busineni
    Posted by Prasanthi Busineni
    on Mar 21 2012 06:33 AM
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    Hi,

    The datasheet actually say " if the input applied is in range VCC-1V to 5.5V, the output voltage will approximate to VCC". So just look into the voltage level you are applying as input and also the VCC voltage you are using. can i know what is the vcc you are applying in your case?

    Thanks

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