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TMP1827: TMP1827 isolation

Part Number: TMP1827
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ISO1640

Tool/software:

Hi, 

I need to isolate the 1-Wire, can you advise for the best simple and minimal size isolator ICs for this

the isolation level can be 2.5KVrms or higher

BR

Shachar 

  • Hi Shachar,

    I'm going to try to direct your post to our Isolation product line so that they can help guide you to the TI product that best meets your needs. However, I'm going to start by providing some information on the type of isolation solution that is needed for TMP1827's 1-Wire bus.

    If you choose to implement isolation at the SDQ pin/bus level, the isolator that you select must be bidirectional as shown in orange here.

    If you can implement isolation at the controller, you could design your controller with two unidirectional isolators as shown in orange here.

      

    Note that while I've annotated art work that shows GPIO and UART implementations, as well as bus-powered vs supply-powered implementations, these features are all interchangeable. For example, you could implement a GPIO-OUT and a GPIO-IN to utilize unidirectional isolators with a GPIO implementation of 1-Wire.

    thanks,

    ren

  • Hi ren,

    Thank you for the quick response, we have in the system I2C isolator and we intend do use ISO1640BDR,

    I believe the ISO1640 can work with the SDQ 1 wire also because it open drain, what do you think?

    BR

    Shachar 

  • Hi Shachar,

    Looking at the schematic connection it looks like it can be prone to lockout condition since SDA2 and SCL2 are shorted. Remember,  both SDA and SCL are bidirectional capable channels, which means - Any Signal on UART_TX will be transmitted back to UART_RX through SDA channel.

    Based on Ren's input above and my understanding, a GPIO based communication makes more sense with ISO1640. You will be needing only 1 channel, either SDA or SCL, to communicate in both directions.

    Regards
    Varun

  • Hi Varun,

    Yap, many thanks

    I believe this is the right scheme,

    What is the recommended serial resistor to the UART RX value for the  

    BR

    Shachar 

  • Hi Shachar,

    That can be 0ohm as well since you already pull ups in place and also it's optional to have.

    Regards
    Varun