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4 Channel I2C Logic Level Converter Module

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  • 4 Channel I2C Logic Level Converter Module
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Features:
CATEGORY SPECIFICATIONS
Product Type Bidirectional Logic Level Converter Module
Function 3.3V ↔ 5V level shifting for communication signals
Supported Protocols UART, I2C, SPI, 1-Wire
Operating Voltage High side: 5V / Low side: 3.3V
Max Current Output ≤ 150 mA
Baud Rate Up to 28800 bps (stable)
Conversion Type Bidirectional (automatic level shifting)
Interface Mapping One-to-one pin correspondence (HV ↔ LV)
Power Protection Input reverse polarity protection
Indicators Power LED indicator
Connection Pins AVCC, ASCL, ASDA, AGND (5V side); BVCC, BSCL, BSDA, BGND (3.3V side)
Ground Requirement Common ground required between both voltage sides
Key Features Simple plug-and-play level shifting, supports multiple communication protocols
Limitations Not a voltage regulator; for low-current signal conversion only
Applications MCU interfacing, mixed-voltage systems, sensor and module communication

 

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1 x 4 Channel I2C Logic Level Converter Module

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  • 5

    Great Perfomance

    Posted by Peter Maina on 4th Feb 2021

    While controlling engine fuel via injectors, you need very high speed logic conversion from 3.3v to 5V like in my case in the development of an engine ECU. The switching speed of this cute board is in the range of nanoseconds which is great for the job.

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