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8 Channel Bi-directional Logic Level Converter Module

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TXB0108 bidirectional level converter enters! This chip performs a bidirectional level that changes from almost any voltage to any voltage and detects the direction. The only thing that does not work well with this chip is i2c (because it uses strong pullups that confuse automatic steering sensor). If you need to use pullups, you can but they must be at least 50 k-the internal ones to AVRs / for Arduino are about 100 k ohms! It's a bit more luxurious than a 74LVX245 but if you do not want to worry about the directional pins this is a lifesaver!

Since this chip is a special bidirectional level change, it does not have strong output pins that can pull LEDs or long cables, it has to sit on a bread plate between two logic chips! If you do not need instantaneous bidirectional support, we suggest the 74LVX245 as below that has a strong output power. 

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What is this module used for and how does it work?
It is a bidirectional level converter that changes from almost any voltage to any voltage and detects the direction between two logic chips. It sits on a breadboard between the chips and does not provide strong output drive for LEDs or long cables.
Is this module compatible with I2C communication?
It does not work well with i2c because it uses strong pullups that confuse the direction sensing. If you need to use pullups you must use at least 50 k ohms; internal pullups to AVRs and for Arduino are about 100 k ohms.
Can I drive LEDs or long cables directly from this module?
No, it does not have strong output pins for driving LEDs or long cables and is designed to sit on a breadboard between two logic chips.
What should I use if I need stronger bidirectional support?
If you do not need instantaneous bidirectional support, the 74LVX245 is suggested as it provides stronger output power.
Where can I find more information about this module?
Resources include the datasheet and a tutorial.
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TXB0108 bidirectional level converter enters! This chip performs a bidirectional level that changes from almost any voltage to any voltage and detects the direction. The only thing that does not work well with this chip is i2c (because it uses strong pullups that confuse automatic steering sensor). If you need to use pullups, you can but they must be at least 50 k-the internal ones to AVRs / for Arduino are about 100 k ohms! It's a bit more luxurious than a 74LVX245 but if you do not want to worry about the directional pins this is a lifesaver!

Since this chip is a special bidirectional level change, it does not have strong output pins that can pull LEDs or long cables, it has to sit on a bread plate between two logic chips! If you do not need instantaneous bidirectional support, we suggest the 74LVX245 as below that has a strong output power. 

Resources

Datasheet

Tutorial
FAQ
What is this module used for and how does it work?
It is a bidirectional level converter that changes from almost any voltage to any voltage and detects the direction between two logic chips. It sits on a breadboard between the chips and does not provide strong output drive for LEDs or long cables.
Is this module compatible with I2C communication?
It does not work well with i2c because it uses strong pullups that confuse the direction sensing. If you need to use pullups you must use at least 50 k ohms; internal pullups to AVRs and for Arduino are about 100 k ohms.
Can I drive LEDs or long cables directly from this module?
No, it does not have strong output pins for driving LEDs or long cables and is designed to sit on a breadboard between two logic chips.
What should I use if I need stronger bidirectional support?
If you do not need instantaneous bidirectional support, the 74LVX245 is suggested as it provides stronger output power.
Where can I find more information about this module?
Resources include the datasheet and a tutorial.
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