Part Number: TXU0204 Hello, My customer plans to use TXU0204RUTR, UQFN package (Package Drawing is RUT). However, TXU0204 datasheet does not have LAND PATTERN EXAMPLE , S OLDER MASK DETAILS and SOLDER PASTE EXAMPLE for UQFN package. Could you provide those…
Part Number: TXU0204-Q1 Hi team,
I have a question about the description in the datasheet P21 9.3.5 as below.
"It is recommended that the inputs are kept low before floating (disconnecting) either supply."
In my system, VCCA is active while…
TXB outputs have a drive strength of 20 µA. You should not use pull-up/-down resistors; see section 7.3.5 of the datasheet.
A unidirectional translator (TXU0104/TXU0204/TXU0304) would probably be a better solution.
Part Number: TXU0104 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TXU0304 , , TXU0204 , SN74AUC34 , SN74AUC17 Tool/software: Hello, My customer plans to use TXU0104, TXU0204 and TXU0304 at VccA=VccB=1.8V. Up to how much data rate do those devices work at the minimum…
SN74LVC16T245, but if RXD and TXD of each UART are near each other, routing might be easier with 4× TXU0204.
Devices with overvoltage-tolerant inputs can translate down, and devices with TTL-compatible inputs can translate from 3.3 V to 5 V, so…
What exactly do you mean with "can't get the signals"? What are the input and output voltages that you expect and that you actually get? Can you show an oscilloscope trace?
In most applications, a buffered translator (TXU0104/ TXU0204/TXU0304…
The TXS is a passive switch with edge accelerators. Noise or ringing on the data lines can falsely trigger the edge accelerators and cause oscillations. Long traces/cables increase the risk.
For unidirectional signals, a more robust solution would be…
