LTM2883
Applications Information
Table 4. Unidirectional SPI Timing Event Description
TIME
CPHA EVENT DESCRIPTION
t0
t0 to t1
0, 1 Asynchronous chip select, may be synchronous to SDI but may not lag by more than 3ns
0, 1 Propagation delay chip select, logic to isolated side
t2
0
Start of data transmission, data set-up
1
Start of transmission, data and clock set-up. Data transition must be within –13ns to 3ns of clock edge
t2 to t3
0
Propagation delay of data, logic side to isolated side
1
Propagation delay of data and clock, logic side to isolated side
t3
t3 to t5
0, 1 Logic side data sample time, half clock period delay from data set-up transition
0, 1 Clock propagation delay, clock and data transition
t4 to t5
0, 1 Data to clock delay, must be ≤13ns
t5 to t6
t5 to t7
t8
0, 1 Clock to data delay, must be ≤3ns
0, 1 Data and clock propagation delay
0
Last clock and data transition
1
Last clock transition
t8 to t9
0
Clock and data propagation delay
1
Clock propagation delay
t9 to t10
t11
t12
1
Data propagation delay
0, 1 Asynchronous chip select transition, end of transmission
0, 1 Chip select transition isolated side
rate is 400kHz which supports fast-mode I2C. Timing is
detailed in Figure 10. The data rate is limited by the slave
acknowledge setup time (tSU;ACK), consisting of the I2C
standard minimum setup time (tSU;DAT) of 100ns, maximum
clock propagation delay of 225ns, glitch filter and isolated
data delay of 350ns maximum, and the combined isolated
and logic data fall time of 500ns at maximum bus load-
ing. The total setup time reduces the I2C data hold time
(tHD;DAT) to a maximum of 125ns, guaranteeing sufficient
data setup time (tSU;ACK).
The isolated side bidirectional serial data pin, SDA2,
simplified schematic is shown in Figure 11. An internal
1.8mA current source provides a pull-up for SDA2. Do not
connect any other pull-up device to SDA2. This current
source is sufficient to satisfy the system requirements for
bus capacitances greater than 200pF in FAST mode and
greater than 400pF in STANDARD mode.
Additional proprietary circuitry monitors the slew rate on
the SDA and SDA2 signals to manage directional control
across the isolation barrier. Slew rates on both pins must
be greater than 1V/μs for proper operation.
The logic side bidirectional serial data pin, SDA, requires a
pull-up resistor or current source connected to VL. Follow
SDA
SDA2
SCL
SCL2
SLAVE ACK
1
8
9
START
tPROP
tSU;DAT
tHD;DAT
Figure 10. I2C Timing Diagram
tSU;ACK
STOP 2883 F10
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