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Hello,
I'm using 10 TXS ICs for level shifting between 3.3 V (VCCB) (microcontroller) and 1.2/1.5/1.8V (VCCA) and
4 TXS ICs for level shifting between 5V (VCCB)( a different microcontroller) and 1.2/1.5/1.8V (VCCA).
All lines are uni-directional from B to A: General Purpose Outputs from microncontrollers.
I'm starting to route the lines on 4-layer PCB and since the DUT and microcontrollers are in different boards and connectors have to be on the edge of the boards I'm designing, the traces are running a bit long: about 400mm for the longest line. Calculating for a regular PCB spec (Er: 4.2, Trace width: 6 mils, Trace height: 0.035mm, height of dielectric above return plane: 0.175mm.) The Capacitance for a 400mm line would be around 32pF. Is this too much?
Thanks
Sanjeevi
Thanks Shreyas. I was wondering, If I'm calculating the trace length and the lines are unidirectional, in my case (B to A), I need to worry about trace length only from the A port side to the DUT correct (Load side)? In that case, the length wont be more than 100mm. Am I correct in this?
The SNxx won't work for me because the VCCA will go to 1.2V in some cases.
Thanks
Sanjeevi