Hi, my question is rather silly, but I need confirmation. As I read from datasheet, logic level is from 0 to VCC, so if I power this module from 5V, it isn't good idea to communicate with ESP32, which have logic level at 3.3V? Powering from ESP32 3.3V pin doing job pretty well, but I would rather not use this all the time. Other solution would be powering 3.3 to VCC from other source?
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DS3502 I2C Digital 10K Potentiometer logic level
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Re: DS3502 I2C Digital 10K Potentiometer logic level
You are correct. Power needs to match the logic voltage of the controller. So 3.3v with a 3.3v board (e.g. the ESP32) and 5v with a 5v board (3.g. an Arduino UNO). Why are you concerned about powering from the 3.3 pin? What ESP32 board are you using?
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Re: DS3502 I2C Digital 10K Potentiometer logic level
Im using devkitc-v4. Well, I thought that less power and "dependiences" thru board is better. Also I need to power three of these modules, and rs485 converter. From yesterday im testing one module with converter, everything is fine so far. All of them are not much power consuming after all...
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Re: DS3502 I2C Digital 10K Potentiometer logic level
The 3.3v regulator is probably good for a couple 100mA depending on what it's powering on the board. Add up the current requirements of the connected devices to be sure it'll work, but it's probably ok.
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