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Technical Specification

   

Electrical Connection

Figure 1 Mini-DIN Connector

Optii offers two Mini-DIN connectors for the connection of the two I2C buses. Figure 1 shows the pin assignment.

PIN Description
1 SDA
2 TEST_IN
3 GND
4 Vcc
5 SCL
6 TEST_OUT

Mechanical Specification

Mechanical Data (these values may differ)

  • Height: 28 mm
  • Width: 42 mm
  • Length: 68 mm
  • Material: blue plastic housing
  • Weight: 50 g

Absolute Maximum Ratings

Supply Voltage (Vcc) -0,5 V to 6,0 V
Input Voltage I2C-lines Vcc
Testpin Input Vcc
Temperature Range 0°C to +40°C
Sink Current (on Line) 200 mA
Isolation Voltage 2500V

Warning: Stresses beyond those listed may cause permanent damage to the device!

 

Power Supply Characteristics

  Min Typ Max Unit
Supply Voltage 1,5 - 5,5 V
Power Mode Switch Voltage - 2,5 - V
Power Mode Switching Hysteresis - 600 - mV
Power Dissipation (one Bus) 40 - 100 mW

I2C-Line Characteristics

  Min Typ Max Unit
Max. Transfer Speed 0 - 800 kHz*
Propagation Delay - 50 - ns**
Capacity - - 50 pF
Sink Current - - 200 mA

*) Accelerated Fast Mode (Fast Mode ist specified with 400 kbit/s only). This means that boosting, as specified for High-Speed Modes above 400 kbit/s, is not supported.

**) This is the delay between the detection of an active external device and the activation of the appropriate transducer on the other bus. The overall propagation delay depends on the bus capacity and the pull-up resistors.

Testpin Characteristics

  Min Typ Max Unit
Logic High Input Threshold - 0,85 - V
Logic Low Input Threshold - 0,4 - V
Logic High Output Voltage - - Vcc V
Logic Low Output Voltage - - 100 mV
Propagation Delay - - 200 ns

Reference Voltage

Figure 2 shows Optii's internal reference voltage for both power modes.

Figure 2 Internal Reference Voltage Uref

Remaining Voltage

Figure 3 shows the remaining voltage if Optii pulls down an I2C line in dependency of the pull-up resistor Rp.

Figure 3 Remaining Voltage Ulow

Supply Current

The necessary supply current for proper operation in dependency of the supply voltage is shown in Figure 4. This is the current for a single bus only.

Figure 4 Supply Current (Single Bus)

Power Consumption

The typical power dissipation of a single bus is shown in Figure 5.

Figure 5 Power Dissipation (Single Bus)