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howtos:hardware:arm:interfacing_i2c_devices [2023/05/28 13:14 (UTC)] – [Preface] louigi600howtos:hardware:arm:interfacing_i2c_devices [2023/05/28 13:16 (UTC)] – [Voltage Level Shifting] louigi600
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 This is how I connected my 5v IMU pcb to a 3.3v I2C bus on my RaspberryPI: I took as educated guess that 4.4v (5v with a 4148 diode in series) would still be a tolerable power supply voltage for the whole IMU pcb, this would most likely allow all the I2C devices on the IMU pcb to recognize a minimum of 3.08v (4.4 * 0.7) as the lowest reliable logic level 1 tension allowing it to inter-operate with the PI's 3.3v logic levels. I was not able to find if the PI has internal pullups on the I2C bus or if they have to be externally placed so in doubt I put in 10k pullups between the 4.4v power line and the 2 data lines. I was the able to correctly detect the sensors on the IMU pcb.    This is how I connected my 5v IMU pcb to a 3.3v I2C bus on my RaspberryPI: I took as educated guess that 4.4v (5v with a 4148 diode in series) would still be a tolerable power supply voltage for the whole IMU pcb, this would most likely allow all the I2C devices on the IMU pcb to recognize a minimum of 3.08v (4.4 * 0.7) as the lowest reliable logic level 1 tension allowing it to inter-operate with the PI's 3.3v logic levels. I was not able to find if the PI has internal pullups on the I2C bus or if they have to be externally placed so in doubt I put in 10k pullups between the 4.4v power line and the 2 data lines. I was the able to correctly detect the sensors on the IMU pcb.   
  
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