8x Logic Level Shifter Bidirectional with Auto Direction Sensing
Sometimes you can’t avoid multiple logic levels . Maybe your microcontroller runs at 5V and a sensor you’d like to interface uses 3.3V or even 1.8V. The simplest solution is to add a level shifter like this one from Out of the Box.
Features:
VA 1.65-3.6V, VB 2.3-5.5V
8 bi-directional channels
direction input/output sensed automatically
Output enable pin for disabling the level shifter.
Sometimes you can’t avoid multiple logic levels . Maybe your microcontroller runs at 5V and a sensor you’d like to interface uses 3.3V or even 1.8V. The simplest solution is to add a level shifter like this one from Out of the Box.
Features:
VA 1.65-3.6V, VB 2.3-5.5V
8 bi-directional channels
direction input/output sensed automatically
Output enable pin for disabling the level shifter.
Sometimes you can’t avoid multiple logic levels . Maybe your microcontroller runs at 5V and a sensor you’d like to interface uses 3.3V or even 1.8V. The simplest solution is to add a level shifter like this one from Out of the Box.
Features:
VA 1.65-3.6V, VB 2.3-5.5V
8 bi-directional channels
direction input/output sensed automatically
Output enable pin for disabling the level shifter.
