Hi,
Typically I2C timing of rise time is expressed in 30% / 70%, but in the datasheet it is expressed in 10% / 90%.
- Can you please clarify why, and give the rise times corresponding to 30% / 70% as well.
Many thanks!
B.r M.A.M
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Hi,
Typically I2C timing of rise time is expressed in 30% / 70%, but in the datasheet it is expressed in 10% / 90%.
- Can you please clarify why, and give the rise times corresponding to 30% / 70% as well.
Many thanks!
B.r M.A.M
The I2C Bus specification was defined by Philips originally. The bq27z561 is an I2C compatible device and it should meet the i2c bus specifications. I guess the test condition "10% to 90%" or "90% to 10%" mentioned in the datasheet might be a typo. Let me check with other teams.
Andy
Andy,
Thanks for the offline explanation that 10% to 90% related to the internal 1.8V supply voltage.
I will close the case.
Cheers.
B.r M.A.M