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DRV8889-Q1: Drv8889 chip signal transmission timing

Part Number: DRV8889-Q1

1.Eight drive chips were used in the project in series,Signal format I think it's HDR1+HDR2+A8+A7+A6+... +A1+D7+…+D1,Is the signal of scs always low during data transmission?

2.If I wanted to write a value into a register, would the register address be the address shown in Table 14 Memory Map? multiple DRV control chips are connected in series, the addresses are  the same?

3.Is the chip's spi timing  an idle low, a falling edge capture, or an idle level high falling edge capture?

  • Hi,

    1.  Yes, nSCS is always low during the daisy-chain communications.

    2.  Yes, the register address comes from the memory map table.  Addresses would be the same for each device to be written to.  If one or multiple devices in the chain are not to be programmed, then you can issue a read command for that slot in the daisy-chain.

    3.  Yes, SCLK is idle low, and data captured on the falling edge.

    Regards,
    Mike