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Part Number: LSF0204
Dear Team,
What is the difference between TXS0108 and LSF0204?
There is a channel of I2C that couldn’t be recognize through TXS0108 but can be found through LSF0204
From the datasheet, it seems that TXS0108 has a “one shot” circuit, is this circuit the reason? How does this circuit really works?
Could you help us to clarify this, what is the main difference?
BR
Kevin
The TXS0108E has integrated pull-up resistors, and does not need external pull-up resistors in most cases.
When the one-shot circuit detects the beginning of a rising or falling edge, it forcibly pulls the output at the other side up or down. The problem with this is that noise that looks like the beginning of an edge has the same effect, so if your signal lines have enough inductance or capacitance to introduce ringing, the one-shot could amplify that and cause oscillations.
To debug the issue, we would have to see oscilloscope traces.
Kuan,
Please refer to FAQ regarding the differences:
https://e2e.ti.com/support/logic/f/151/t/719537?
-Thanks,
Shreyas
Watch the Introduction to AXC Family
Read the app note on Glitch-free Power Sequencing for the AXC family
Evaluate the AXC8T245 EVM and watch the translation using the EVM