Hello,
I have a question below on the TMP100.
Base on how it spec below, can I connect V+ to 3.3V and using pull up to 5V (assume the VIL will be below 1V and VIH = 5V) and device will functioning without latch-up or damage?
Thanks!
Connor
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Hello,
I have a question below on the TMP100.
Base on how it spec below, can I connect V+ to 3.3V and using pull up to 5V (assume the VIL will be below 1V and VIH = 5V) and device will functioning without latch-up or damage?
Thanks!
Connor
Hello Connor,
The I2C pins(SDA/SCL) on the device are open drain and should be pulled up externally with a resistor. Since these are open drain, they are not tied to the internal supply and voltages higher than the supply can be used.
Note that the ADD0/ADD1 pins must be tied to GND, V+, or floating.
Hi Eddie,
Thank you for the quick reply!
For AD0/1, I will ensure it is GND, V+ or floating.
But for SDA, SCL pull up, the spec does indicated the VIH can he higher than max V+ (5.5V). That is why I would like to confirm if the SDA/SCL has a different structure that allow we use V+ = 3.3V while I2C pull up to 5.0V.
Thanks!
Connor
Yes, the datasheet is correct. SDA/SCL can be pulled up to higher voltage(6V max) with 3.3V supply.