
NXP PCA9517ADP I2C-bus level translating repeater in TSSOP-8. Two-channel buffering with 400 pF per bus segment for mixed-voltage designs.
The NXP PCA9517ADP Level Translating I2C Bus Repeater offers two-channel bidirectional buffering, with up to 400 pF on each side of the device, for mixed-voltage I2C-bus and SMBus systems.
Overview
The NXP PCA9517ADP is a CMOS integrated circuit designed for level translation between low-voltage (down to 0.9 V) and higher-voltage (2.7 V to 5.5 V) I2C-bus or SMBus applications. It retains all standard I2C operating modes while extending the bus through bidirectional buffering of the SDA and SCL lines, enabling robust communication across two bus segments.
The device isolates two halves of a bus for both voltage level and capacitive load, offering design flexibility. The SDA and SCL pins are overvoltage tolerant and remain high-impedance when the device is unpowered. The port A drivers, which interface with the adjustable lower-voltage bus, deliver more current and eliminate static offset voltage. A low signal on the higher-voltage port B is translated into a near 0 V low on port A, suiting the smaller voltage swings of lower-voltage logic.
Key Features
Specifications
This integrated circuit suits designers bridging mixed-voltage I2C-bus systems.
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