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Connecting I2C/S2Cwire controller board to a DC/DC buck converter

Posted: 13 Oct 2008  Print Version  Bookmark and Share Subscribe

Keywords: controller board  buck converter  PCB 

[Summary of tips] This document describes how to connect the I2C/S2Cwire controller board to AnalogicTech AAT1142 dynamically programmable DC/DC buck converter. The schematic and PCB drawing of the controller board, as well as the function of each button, is described.The I2C/S2Cwire controller board contains an MCU that provides the I2C and S2C......
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