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SPI Buffers

SPI Buffers

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Aska
Posted by Aska
on Apr 24 2012 07:04 AM
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Hello,

                 whether there can be recommended SPI BufFers (the voltage can withstand up to 15V),thanks.

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  • Junjie Mai
    Posted by Junjie Mai
    on Apr 25 2012 02:24 AM
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    Hi, Aska

    Sorry, we don't have the translator which can support the 15V. any further requirement , please let me know.

    BR
    Junjie

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    Posted by Aska
    on Apr 25 2012 02:54 AM
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    Hi Junjie,

                   Thank you for your reply. My system (15V) is used to 2 group I2C, group 1 use P82B96 withstand voltage to 18V.

    the group 2 to use I2C the TO the SPI IC, so can Buffers protection to avoid careless 15V input to the signal line, you have a any suggestion? Thank you!

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    Posted by Junjie Mai
    on Apr 26 2012 00:46 AM
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    Hi, Aska,

    For understanding your quesiton clearly, could you please provide a diagram of your 2 group I2C design, which including the SPI IC?

    Seems your question is not related to our product line, I am not sure your question can be answered by me, if you can provide the detail can clear requirement, I will see which group can help you.

    BR
    junjie 

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    Posted by Aska
    on Apr 26 2012 02:12 AM
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    Hi junjie,

                        Please refer the below, this is block diagram,so need search SPI Bus protection buffers, please help to suggest, thanks.

                       Will the "CD40109B"can be when the SPI Buffers?

          

     

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