This breakout board gives you 8 bidirectional logic level converters. This means you can, for example, connect up to 8 wires from a 5V source to a 3.3V device. It is bidirectional: all the 16 IO pins behave as inputs/outputs. Great for connecting that 3.3V I2C device to your Arduino.
Based on the Texas Instruments TXS0108E, this breakout board supports a low voltage source (1.2V to 3.6) and a high voltage source (1.65V to 5.5V). No external components are required (the capacitors for +A and +B are already on-board).
The board is very straight forward: connect you low voltage source to the +A pin and use the A1-A8 pins to connect your 1.2V-3.6V device. Connect your high voltage source to the +B pin and use the B1-B8 pins to connect your 1.65V-5.5V device. Connect GND. That’s it. Now you will see that for example, a 3.3V signal on A1 will show up as 5V on B2.
If you want to use this breakout with a breadboard, you can solder a 0.1″ header strip on A1-A8 and B1-B8 pins. +A, +B and GND must be connected separately.
The board come fully assembled and tested.
Note: the silk mask on the back of the board says AK-TXS0106. It is still a AK-TXS0108. Our bad…
| Weight | 0.010 kg |
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| Dimensions | 22.04 × 14.0 × 2.85 mm |
Breakout board featuring eight bidirectional logic level converters.
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