Recommended Operating Conditons Maximum Low-level input voltage for the A and B ports is 0.15V. This is lower than most ICs guaranteed low-level output voltage.
Is the there a similar part that has a Vil closer to 0.4V or 0.5V?
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Recommended Operating Conditons Maximum Low-level input voltage for the A and B ports is 0.15V. This is lower than most ICs guaranteed low-level output voltage.
Is the there a similar part that has a Vil closer to 0.4V or 0.5V?
Hi Amy,
Please refer to the app note on factors affecting the Vol of the TXS device here :
The Vol of the TXS is directly related to the input Vil. With input Vil at 0.4V, the output Vol will be slightly higher than that( depending on the Iol *Ron drop).
You can have the input Vil at 0.4, but the electrical spec will not be guaranteed at the output across temp range.
I forgot to clarify something... the TXS family was originally chosen because I needed level translation for an I2C device, so the level-translator needs to be bi-directional and compatible with the I2C open-collector data line.
The PDF attached to the response does not seem to address the TXS devices directly. What page is relevant for Vil?