How can i use the Braswell I2C Interface?

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    Chris Scharnagl New Member

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    I can't find any solution to use the I2C Interface? Has anyone experience with it or what level shifter is the right one? Is the 74LVC245A the right one? The goal is to communicate with 3V3-device.
     
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    Buy TXS0108e based modules (from eBay)
    A side: 1.8V, B side: 3.3V.
     
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    Not that one. I2C has pull up resistors and TXS10x is designed for that.
     
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    Good to know, still learning every day...
     
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    My experience with boards using TXS0108E as level shifter hasn't been very good for I2C communications, spent many hours debugging the issue, low capacitance tolerance at high data rates. I would suggest trying a board with the PCA9306 which is designed for I2C/SMBus which you can also find on ebay.
     
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