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KY-051 - Voltage Translator / Level Shifter

This page provides the datasheet information for the KY-051, a member of the KY-051-Joy Voltage Translator / Level Shifter family.

Description

This level-shifter modulates the voltage of a digital signal into a higher or lower voltage.

4 channels are available which can be modulated.

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Datasheet Details

Part number KY-051
Manufacturer Joy-IT
File Size 465.85 KB
Description Voltage Translator / Level Shifter
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KY-051 Voltage Translator / Level Shifter KY-051 Voltage Translator / Level Shifter Picture Technical data / Short description This level-shifter modulates the voltage of a digital signal into a higher or lower voltage. 4 channels are available which can be modulated. There are many microcontroller-systems which are operating in different voltage ranges: older systems, like Arduino, are using 5V for their in/output pins and new systems, like Raspberry Pis, are using 3.3V. Back then, microcontrollers were needing higher voltages to communicate. Nowadays since the most problems with signal noise/ signal disruptions has been cleared, the voltage range is beeing kept as low as possible to decrease the heat and decrease the energy consumption. Systems with 1.8V are not unusual these days.
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