The diversity of the currently used types of digital circuits and their manufacturing technology force the designers to work on various supply voltage levels. However, even if power supply circuits of a device make available all power sections necessary for its proper work, it does not mean that the system will work correctly. Properly selected voltage converters are still needed to ensure appropriate voltage levels of digital signals accepted by individual ICs.
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Voltage converters
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Logic level converter 3,3V / 5V - UART - Iduino ST1167
The module allows to exchange data between systems that use two popular voltages: 3.3 V and 5 V Ensures the connection of the UART interface.
Index: OST-14271
Index: OST-14271
Logic level bi-directional converter, 4-channel - SparkFun BOB-12009
The module allows to exchange data between systems that use the most popular voltages levels: 5 V and 3.3 V and 1.8 V and 2.8 V. Works in both directions simultaneously. It has...
Index: SPF-02259
Index: SPF-02259
Logic level bi-directional converter, 4-channel - Pololu 2595
Miniature (13 x 10 mm). the module allows to exchange data between systems that use the most popular voltage levels ranging from 1.5 V to 18 V and Vice versa. Four channels to...
Index: PLL-02523
Index: PLL-02523
Logic level converter 3,3V / 5V - I2C UART SPI
The module allows to exchange data between systems that use two popular voltages: 3.3 V and 5 V. It provides connection of interfaces: UART, SPI and I2C.
Index: MOD-01513
Index: MOD-01513
4-channel logic level converter
The module allows to exchange data between systems that use the most popular levels of voltage: 5 V <-> 3.3 V and 3.3 V <-> 1,8 V. It works in both directions simulatneously....
Index: MSX-06117
Index: MSX-06117
8-channel bi-directional logic level converter
The module allows you to exchange data between systems that use the most popular voltages: from 3.3 V to 5.5 V and vice versa. Eight channels allow for connection of various...
Index: MOD-08590
Index: MOD-08590
Pixel Boost module - 3.3V / 5V voltage buffer for WS2812B diodes
The module is used to control the WS2812B LEDs, in the case of a microcontroller running on voltage 3.3 V. It includes a buffer that allows you to convert voltages. Module...
Index: MSX-08790
Index: MSX-08790
Level Booster Breakout - 3V - 5V voltage level converter - STEMMA QT / Qwiic - Adafruit 5649
Level Booster Breakout is a board produced by Adafruit, it has the form of a voltage level converter that allows you to obtain an output voltage of 5 V from an input voltage...
Index: ADA-22546
Index: ADA-22546
Logic level transmitter TXB0104 bi-directional, 4-channel - SparkFun BOB-11771
The module allows to exchange the data between systems that use the most popular voltage levels: from 1.2 V to 3.6 V for VCCA inputs, and from 1.65 V to 5.5 V for VCCB inputs....
Index: SPF-04290
Index: SPF-04290
Logic level converter I2C PCA9306 - SparkFun BOB-15439
The module allows bidirectional communication between circuits using different voltage levels for I2C and SMBus. PCA9306 converts voltages from lower range from 1.2 V to 3.3 V...
Index: SPF-01709
Index: SPF-01709
DFRobot Gravity - analog signal isolator
The module prevents the operation interference of the sensors through the insulation of the analog signal and providing an isolated power for sensors. It is supplied with the...
Index: DFR-09529
Index: DFR-09529
SparkFun Level Shifter is an 8-channel, bidirectional logic level translator equipped with the TXS0108E chip from Texas Instruments. It allows you to switch logic...
Index: SPF-21561
Index: SPF-21561
TLV62569 - converter breakout 5,5V/3,3V 1,2A - Adafruit 4711
The converter is based on the TLV62569 chip . Enables you to get output voltage of 3.3 V. Input voltage range: 2.5 V to 5.5 V. It provides a continuous load current of...
Index: ADA-21829
Index: ADA-21829
Level Shifter Breakout - 5V - 3V voltage level converter - STEMMA QT / Qwiic - Adafruit 5637
Voltage level converter that allows you to obtain an output voltage of 3 V from an input voltage in the range of 3 V to 5 V. It has a built- in 3.3 V voltage stabilizer...
Index: ADA-22389
Index: ADA-22389
TXB0108 - two-way, 8-channel logic converter - Adafruit 395
The module is based on a TXB0108 system, it allows you to exchange data between systems that use the most popular voltage levels: 3.3 V and 5V. It has eight channels, it...
Index: ADA-02468
Index: ADA-02468
Voltage converter 3-5.5V to 3.3V 2A - TPS62827 - Adafruit 4920
Voltage converter equipped with TPS62827 chip. It allows to obtain from input voltage in the range of 3 V to 5.5 V an output value of 3 .3 V with a current of 2 A . It...
Index: ADA-19251
Index: ADA-19251
Uni-directional Logic Level Converter - 8 Isolated Channels - SB Components SKU24094
The unidirectional logic level converter from SB Components converts digital signals with voltages from 5 V to 24 V to voltages in the range of 3.3 V to 5 V. This...
Index: SBC-22965
Index: SBC-22965
Qwiic - adapter 1,8V - SparkFun SPX-19017
A voltage adapter that allows you to adjust the voltage of 1.8 V to the 3.3 V level used in the Qwiic system. The module is used when the user has to connect an element with...
Index: SPF-21115
Index: SPF-21115
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Uni-directional Logic Level Converter - 4 Isolated Channels - SB Components SKU24094
The unidirectional logic level converter from SB Components converts digital signals with voltages from 5 V to 24 V to voltages in the range of 3.3 V to 5 V. This...
Index: SBC-22964
Index: SBC-22964
See also
Logical levels, i.e. one and one are not equal
The theory of digital circuits in terms of methods for representing logical states is very simple. In the most commonly used so-called positive logic - zero means the low state (L), and the voltage equal to the supply voltage (e.g. 3.3 V or 5 V) corresponds to logical one, i.e. the high state (H). So much theory; the practice, as usual, is much more complex. Each digital circuit correctly interprets input voltages within the range specified by the manufacturer, and the same applies to output signals, which cannot exceed a certain narrow range during normal operation. However, if one system (e.g. a microcontroller) is powered by 5 V and the other by 3.3 V, it is necessary to use a voltage converter (also called a logic level converter), which will not only ensure correct communication between individual systems, but also protect the systems. with a lower supply voltage from potential damage from too high input voltages.
Types and parameters of logical level converters
The basic division of voltage converters is based on in which (how many) directions these elements can transmit digital signals. Many converters transmit digital signals only in a specific direction, although some designs are able to work properly regardless of which direction the information is transmitted (i.e. which of the systems is the transmitter and which is the receiver). This is how very simple but highly effective voltage converters based on low-power MOSFET transistors work. In addition to the direction of operation, the key parameters of each converter are: the number of channels, acceptable voltage levels on both sides, as well as the maximum frequency of transmitted signals and - in some cases - propagation times (i.e. the delay between the change of the signal at the output in relation to the corresponding change at the input of a given channel). ).
Voltage converters available at the Botland store
In this category you will find a number of very useful modules, perfect for both prototype systems and target solutions. All voltage converters are offered in the form of universal modules with convenient goldpin connectors (soldered or intended for self-assembly) - and ready for use with connection cables, available in our store in practical sets. In addition to converters designed to work with digital outputs and inputs, we also have specialized modules enabling I2C communication. These modules (e.g. PCA9306) take into account the specificity of the physical layer of the I2C interface and enable trouble-free, stable cooperation of systems with different supply voltages.
Different digital circuits require different supply voltages to function properly. Moreover, selected electronic designs require operation at various voltage levels. Voltage converters are devices that provide the appropriate voltage level for digital signals, which is necessary for the proper operation of integrated circuits . Lack of a properly matched converter may result in incorrect operation or even damage to the system.
Voltage converters are devices that are distinguished by their durability. The consumption process of the converter is strictly dependent on, among others, on the way it is used and the frequency of operation. The life of the converter is closely related to the quality of the components used in production. The higher quality they are, the longer the converter's lifespan should be (of course, this applies to the situation in which the device is operated in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations).