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9 / 16 page ![]() www.aosong.com Version:V1.0 —— May 2021 AHT20 Data Sheet 9 / 16 5 Interface Definition Table 5. Sensor pin distribution (top view) 5.1 Power Pin (VDD, GND) The power supply range of the sensor is 2.2-5.5V. A decoupling capacitor of 10uF must be added between VDD and GND to play a filtering role. VDD is better than SDA and SCL power on or synchronous power on, to avoid the signal line (SCL/SDA) leakage current into the chip, resulting in power on the chip in the non-working state. 5.2 Serial Clock SCL The serial clock is used to synchronize the communication between the microprocessor and sensor. Since the interface contains completely static logic, there is no minimum SCL frequency. 5.3 Serial Data SDA SDA pins are used for data input and output of the sensor. The SDA is effective on the rising edge of the serial clock SCL when sending commands to the sensor, and the SDA must remain stable when the SCL is at high levels. After the SCL falling edge, the SDA value can be changed. To ensure communication security, the effective time of SDA should be extended to TSU and THO before the rising edge of SCL, and after the falling edge of SCL - refer to Figure 17.When reading data from the sensor, the SDA is effective after the SCL is low (TV) and remains until the falling edge of the next SCL. Figure 16. Typical application circuit Note: 1. The pull-up voltage of SCL and SDA must be powered by VDD, and the power supply voltage range is 2.2~ 5.5V; 2. Add 10μF decoupling capacitor between VDD and GND 3. In order to ensure that the sensor is not disturbed by the circuit, please add filter circuit to the VDD, such as R1 and C1 on the typical circuit. To avoid conflict of signal, the microprocessor (MCU) must be driven SDA and SCL only at low level, need an external pull-up resistors (for example: 2.0 ~ 4.7 K Ω) will lift the signals to high level, pull-up resistance may have often included in a microprocessor I/O circuits. Refer to Tables 7 and 8 for detailed information on sensor input/output characteristics. |
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