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Hello Experts,
I am planning to use Vcca = 1.2V, but the power supply may vary due to % error.
Is there any margin for Vcca when using 1.2V?
Thank you.
Filipe
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Tool/software:
Hello Experts,
I am planning to use Vcca = 1.2V, but the power supply may vary due to % error.
Is there any margin for Vcca when using 1.2V?
Thank you.
Filipe
According to the datasheet, there is no margin, and 1.199 V would not be guaranteed to work.
There are typical characteristics for 1.2 V, so I'd guess that 1.2 V ± a little bit would be OK.
Do you really need an auto-bidirectional translator? What protocol are you using?
Hello Clemens,
The 1.2V is used for FPGA IO pin. Those pin voltage tolerancy is very narrow, also the DCDC may vary +/-% to up or down.
I am thjinking to chengae the DCDC to ~1.23V or use another level shifter that can handle a wide voltage changes.
Thank you.
Filipe