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9 / 16 page ![]() LTC4318 9 4318fa For more information www.linear.com/LTC4318 Figure 4. Two Slaves Sharing One Channel of LTC4318 Figure 3. Two Independent Address Translation operaTion SCL SDA 4318 F03 MASTER SCLOUT1 SDAOUT1 SCLIN1 SDAIN1 SCL SDA SLAVE #1 LTC4318 SCLIN2 SDAIN2 SCLOUT2 SDAOUT2 SLAVE #3 INPUT ADDRESS 0x36 TRANSLATION BYTE 0x02 SCL SDA SLAVE #3 SCL SDA SLAVE #2 HARDWIRED ADDRESS 0x34 SLAVE #1 INPUT ADDRESS 0x32 TRANSLATION BYTE 0x06 HARDWIRED ADDRESS 0x34 HARDWIRED ADDRESS 0x34 00110010 00000110 00110100 00110110 00000010 00110100 SCL SDA 4318 F04 MASTER SCL SDA SLAVE #2 SCLOUT SDAOUT SCLIN SDAIN SCL SDA SLAVE #1 LTC4318 SCL SDA SLAVE #3 HARDWIRED ADDRESS 0x34 TRANSLATION BYTE 0x02 SLAVE #1 INPUT ADDRESS 0x36 SLAVE #3 INPUT ADDRESS 0x32 HARDWIRED ADDRESS 0x34 HARDWIRED ADDRESS 0x30 00110110 00000010 00110100 00110010 00000010 00110000 System Configurations There are several ways that individual slaves or banks of slaves can be connected to an LTC4318. In Figure 3, each slave is paired with one channel of the LTC4318. This configuration allows for maximum flexibility in allocating the bus addresses. Both read and write operations and all protocols supported by the LTC4318 are allowed. Figure 4 shows two slaves with different hardwired addresses translated to two different addresses using one channel of the LTC4318 and a common translation byte. A program is available to help the user visualize an I2C bus with the LTC4318; this program can be found in the following link: www.linear.com/TranslatorTool Setting the Translation Byte When the LTC4318 is first powered up or any time a rising edge is detected on the ENABLE pin, the LTC4318 reads the voltages at the XORH and XORL pins to determine the 7-bit translation byte. These voltages are referenced to VCC so a resistive divider at each of these pins is the most convenient way to set the voltages. The required transla- tion byte can be determined by taking the bitwise XOR of the slave’s original address and the desired input address. The voltages at the XORH and XORL pins configure the translation byte. The XORL voltage configures the lower 4 translation bits (excluding the R/W bit), while the XORH voltage configures the upper 3 translation bits. Tables 2 and 3 show the recommended resistive divider values. RLT and RLB are the top and bottom resistors connected to XORL, while RHT and RHB are the top and bottom resistors connected to XORH (Figure 5). Use 1% tolerance resistors for RLT, RLB, RHT and RHB. Figure 5. Address Translation Byte Configuration Resistors 4318 F05 VCC RHT RLT XORL XORH LTC4318 VCC RHB RLB |
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