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LSF0102: LSF0102

Manikandan Ramasamy
Prodigy 190 points
Part Number: LSF0102


Tool/software:

Hi Team,

I'm using the part LSF0102DQER for Bidirectional usage for UART interface.

Here is the schematics for reference.

I want to know the PU resistors are mandatory for this circuit.

Kindly provide your inputs.

Thanks

Manikandan R

  • +1
    TI__Mastermind 28380 points

    Hello Manikandan,

    UART is a push-pull protocol, meaning you need pull-up resistors on the outputs otherwise the LSF0102 will act as open-drain translator.

    Since UART has Tx and Rx signals, I would recommend using something like the TXU0202. No need to use pull-ups with this level translator.

    Regards,

    Josh