Wednesday, 25 June 2014

cables - I2C Capacitance


I'm using an I2C interface for my e-compass and controller. The capacitance of the e-compass I2C pin is 20pF, and that of the I2C controller is approximately 40pF.


But the problem is: I want to use a 100cm long wire, but don't know how to measure wire capacitance, and there is a PMDC motor which injects noise into the line.


The question is how to ensure my I2C capacitance is not exceeded, and what I2C buffer I need to use (any specfic IC?).




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