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  • Forum Post: TXS0104E

    Pradap Raj Pradap Raj
    Hi, We are planning to use TXS0104E for SPI bus buffering in our board. This SPI bus is connected to 4 devices after this buffering. Please let me know whether it can drive 4 devices or not? Since SPI bus signals are unidirectional signal, Is it ok to use unidirectional buffer which has high drive...
    on Apr 23, 2011
  • Forum Post: Bi-directional Voltage-Level Translator for SPI?

    Tim Baker Tim Baker
    Hello, I found that there are lots of I2C interface ICs in TI catalog. However, under TI Home > Interface I didn't find any category for SPI protocol. SPI lacks formal standards , so unlike I2C which has a single standard from Philips, there are variations of SPI protocol including 3-wire...
    on Nov 14, 2011
  • Forum Post: Single TXB0104 or double TXB0104s for SPI communication?

    Joe Prince Francis Joe Prince Francis
    I'm new to TXB0104. I read through the datasheet but I have a question regarding the operation of TXB0104. The TXB0104 does voltage translation between two ports A and B. But I was wondering if a Channel on Port A can be input while another channel on the Port A is Output. For example, I am designing...
    on Jul 9, 2010
  • Forum Post: SN74AVCA164245 as Data Converter / SPI Level Translator

    Brian Vincent Arellano Brian Vincent Arellano
    Hello Everyone... I have a data converters (16-bit 80MSPS, AD9269BCPZ-80 and 16-bit 160MSPS, AD9777BSVZ both data converters are from analog devices) with interfaces running at 3.3V and want to connect it to an FPGA Bank configured to 1.8V VCCIO. I'm using SN74AVCA164245 as a level translator between...
    on May 15, 2013
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