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PCA9534PWR  

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The PCA9534PWR is a low-voltage, I2C bus and SMBus 4-channel transceiver from Texas Instruments. It is designed to provide a simple and efficient way to interface between digital systems and the I2C or SMBus communication protocols.

Description:

The PCA9534PWR is a small, low-power transceiver that can be used to convert parallel data signals into serial data signals for communication over the I2C or SMBus protocols. It includes four channels that can be independently configured for either input or output, allowing for flexible use in a variety of applications.

Features:

• Low-voltage operation: The PCA9534PWR operates at a low voltage of 2.5V to 5.5V, making it suitable for use in battery-powered or other low-power applications.
• I2C and SMBus compatible: The transceiver is compatible with both the I2C and SMBus communication protocols, allowing for easy integration with a wide range of devices and systems.
• Independent channel configuration: Each of the four channels can be independently configured for either input or output, providing flexibility in system design.
• Small package size: The PCA9534PWR is available in a compact 16-pin package, making it easy to integrate into small and space-constrained systems.

Applications:

The PCA9534PWR is suitable for a wide range of applications, including:

• Industrial control systems
• Home automation systems
• Automotive control systems
• Medical equipment
• Consumer electronics
• Any application requiring low-voltage, I2C or SMBus communication.

Overall, the PCA9534PWR from Texas Instruments is a versatile and efficient transceiver that can help simplify the design and implementation of I2C or SMBus communication in a variety of systems and applications.

PCA9534PWR Documents

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PCN Assembly/Origin :

Mult Dev A/T Site 16/Mar/2021      

Datasheets :

PCA9534      

HTML Datasheet :

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PCN Design/Specification :

Design 22/Feb/2022       Datasheet Update 25/Jun/2014