Part Number: TCA9544A Tool/software: "I have developed four PCB boards and connected them through cables, with the master on one board, from where I am performing I2C communication." "Also, a GPIO expander on one PCB board controls two 4-channel multiplexers…
Part Number: TCA9544A Tool/software: Is there a demo board available for this part?
Please may I talk to an application engineer for this part?
I am located in Irvine, CA and please may I receive local support for this part.
Thanks,
Jay
Part Number: TCA9544A Tool/software: Hi,
my name is Shyam from India.
I am using a tca9544a mux, I have three mux's on my board, one of them fails to start when I restart the board.
The address of the three mux's is different.
thankS,
SHYAM
Part Number: TCA9544A Tool/software: Hi Dears,
The two materials TCA9544 and TCA9548, the former supports multi-channel selection, while the latter supports one-channel selection.
From the perspective of the manual, both are used to solve I2C address…
Part Number: TCA9544A Tool/software: Hello,
Can I use TCA9544APWR as voltage translator from 2V5(VDPUM=2V5) to 3V3 / 2V5 (VDPU0=2V5 , VDPU1=3V3 , VDPU2=3V3 , VDPU3=2V5) ?
Best regards,
Mirel
Part Number: TCA9544A Dear team,
For my application, we have multi-slave with same I2C address. And we want to use an I2C mux to access one slave at same time.
Did we have I2C mux solution(4~8 channels) which suitable for this application?
And…
Part Number: TCA9544A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DAC53204 Hi,
We are using TCA9544APWR I2C Mux in our design, which receives the I2C master lines from FTDI module UMFT4222EV-D. From the MUX, we are controlling the DAC53204 devices through I2C…
Part Number: TCA9544A Dear Specialists,
My customer is evaluating TCA9544A and has a question.
I would be grateful if you could advise.
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A step was observed in the rising edge of the I2C1_SCL (TCA9544 pin 18) and I2C1_SDA (TCA9544 pin 19) signals…
Part Number: TCA9544A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TCA9545A Hi Dear,
what is the difference between IIC switch and mux? If multiple IIC devices on the board have the same address, which type of material should I choose to resolve the conflict
