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MAX40080 Datasheet(HTML) 21 Page - Maxim Integrated Products |
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21 / 37 page ![]() Detailed Description The MAX40080 measures current and common-mode voltage and converts the data into digital form. It is an I2C- compatible two-wire serial interface that allows access to conversion results. Standard I2C commands allow reading the data and configuring other operating characteristics. While reading the current/voltage registers, any changes in measured current and voltage are ignored until the read is completed. The current/voltage register is updated for the new measurement upon completion of the read operation. I2C-Compliant and SMBus-Compatible Bus Interface A standard I2C-compliant 2-wire serial interface reads current/voltage data from the current and voltage registers. It also reads and writes control bits to/from the configuration registers. In addition, the interface supports useful SMBus functions, including selectable Packet Error Checking (PEC). SMBus timeout is not supported which makes this SMBus interface, compatible but not fully compliant. SCL SDA STOP START tBUF tHD:STA tLOW tR tHD:DAT tF tHIGH tSU:DAT tSU:STA tHD:STA REPEATED START tSP tSU:STO Figure 1. I2C/SMBus Timing Diagram Normal transactions consist of 2-byte writes and reads. However, some registers are single-byte read and one register is 4-byte read. An additional byte will be appended when PEC is enabled. Attempting longer transactions is not recommended. A transaction always begins with a START (S) condition followed by the slave address and the Write/ Read bit. A 2-byte write transaction (Write Word) begins with the master generating a START condition and then transmitting the MAX40080's slave address followed by the Write bit. The device acknowledges with an ACK (A) bit, and the master transmits the target register, followed by another ACK from the MAX40080. The master then writes the two data bytes, and the MAX40080 ACKs each. The master ends the transaction by generating a STOP (P) condition. Writing more bytes (not recommended) will simply overwrite the register (e.g., DATA LOW - DATA HIGH - DATA LOW - DATA HIGH for a 4-byte write). DIRECTION M BITS 7 1 8 CONTENT SLAVE ADDRESS A REGISTER SELECT 1 S 1 WR M M 1 A S M S S M S S S M 8 DATA BYTE [7:0] M 1 A S S M 8 DATA BYTE [15:8] M 1 A S 1 P M S M S Figure 2. 2-Byte Write (Write Word) When Packet Error Checking (PEC) is enabled, the write transaction is similar, except that the PEC byte (calculated using SLAVE ADDRESS, REGISTER ADDRESS, DATA LOW, and DATA HIGH) is appended by the master after the MAX40080 Precision, Fast Sample-Rate, Digital Current-Sense Amplifier www.analog.com Analog Devices | 21 |
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