Maxim I2C Manuals

MAX7321 is an 8-channel I/O open-drain output chip launched by Texas Instruments (TI). It can be used to receive and drive sensor analog signals. The maximum working voltage is 5.5V and the working temperature range is -40°C to +125°C.

The MAX7322 is a member of the MAX7322 family of devices, a 2-wire serial-interfaced peripheral with four push-pull outputs and four input ports with selectable internal pullups. Input ports are overvoltage protected to +6V and feature transition detection with interrupt output. The four input ports are continuously monitored for state changes (transition detection). The interrupt is latched, allowing detection of transient changes. Any combination of inputs can be selected using the interrupt mask to assert the open-drain INT output. When the MAX7322 is subsequently accessed through the serial interface, any pending interrupt is cleared. The four push-pull outputs are rated to sink 20mA, and are capable of driving LEDs. The RST input clears the serial interface, terminating any I2C communication to or from the MAX7322. The MAX7322 uses two address inputs with four-level logic to allow 16 I2C slave addresses. The slave address also sets the power-up default logic state for the four out- put ports, and enables or disables internal 40kΩ pullups for the input ports. The MAX7322 is available in 16-pin QSOP and TQFN packages, and is specified over the -40°C to +125°C automotive temperature range.

The MAX7328/MAX7329 are 2-wire serial-interfaced peripherals with eight I/O ports. Any port can be used as a logic input or an open-drain output. All input ports are continuously monitored for state changes (transition detection).

The DS1340 is an I2C real-time clock (RTC) with a trickle charger, which is pin compatible and functionally equivalent to the ST M41T00. It also provides a lower timekeeping voltage and an oscillator STOP flag.