LTC2933 - Programmable Hex Voltage Supervisor with EEPROM
Features
- Order Custom Programmed Parts
- Supervises 6 Power Supplies
- I2C Adjustable UV and OV Trip Points
- Guaranteed Threshold Accuracy: ±1%
- I2C/SMBus Interface
- Internal EEPROM
- 256 Programmable Thresholds per Channel
- Up to Three Range Settings per Channel
- Two General Purpose Inputs
- Three General Purpose Inputs/Outputs
- Programmable Output Delays
- Supply Voltage Range, 3.4V to 13.9V
- Supply Voltage Power Sharing from V1 to V4
- 16-Lead 5mm × 4mm DFN and SSOP Packages
- LTpowerPlay Configuration and Development Tool
AEC-Q100 data available for specific packages
Typical Application
Description
The LTC®2933 is an EEPROM configurable voltage supervisor which can simultaneously monitor up to six power supply voltage inputs. Each voltage detector offers programmable over/undervoltage thresholds in various ranges and increments.
Two general purpose inputs (GPI) can be configured as programmable manual reset (MR), UV disable (UVDIS), margin (MARG) or auxiliary comparator (AUXC) inputs. Three general purpose pins (GPIO) can be configured for input or output operation. When configured as an input, a GPIO pin can be mapped to any other GPIO configured as output. The GPIO pins can also be configured as ALERT or fault outputs. Faults can be configured with programmable delay-on-release times. Output type and polarity are also configurable.
Status and history registers log faults and can be polled via the I2C interface. A fault log snapshot is also backed up in internal EEPROM. All parameters are programmable via the I2C interface. Configuration EEPROM supports autonomous operation without additional software.
Packaging
CAD Symbols and Footprints: The downloadable Zip file below contains the schematic symbol and PCB footprints.
For complete and up to date package information and drawings, please refer to our packaging page
| Part Number | Package | Code | Temp | Package Drawing |
RoHS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LTC2933CDHD#PBF | 5x4 DFN-16 | DHD | C | 05-08-1707 | Yes |
| LTC2933CDHD#TRPBF | 5x4 DFN-16 | DHD | C | 05-08-1707 | Yes |
| LTC2933CGN#PBF | SSOP-16 | GN | C | 05-08-1641 (GN16) | Yes |
| LTC2933CGN#TRPBF | SSOP-16 | GN | C | 05-08-1641 (GN16) | Yes |
| LTC2933IDHD#PBF | 5x4 DFN-16 | DHD | I | 05-08-1707 | Yes |
| LTC2933IDHD#TRPBF | 5x4 DFN-16 | DHD | I | 05-08-1707 | Yes |
| LTC2933IGN#PBF | SSOP-16 | GN | I | 05-08-1641 (GN16) | Yes |
| LTC2933IGN#TRPBF | SSOP-16 | GN | I | 05-08-1641 (GN16) | Yes |
Order Info
- Part numbers ending in PBF are lead free. Solder plated terminal finish (SnPb) versions are non-standard and special terms and conditions and pricing applies if available. Please contact LTC marketing for information.
- Part numbers containing TR or TRM are shipped in tape and reel or 500 unit mini tape and reel, respectively
- Please refer to our general ordering information or the product datasheet for more details
Package Variations and Pricing
| Part Number | Package | Temp | Price (1-99) |
Price (1k)* |
RoHS | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LTC2933CDHD#PBF | 5x4 DFN-16 | C | $6.93 | $4.85 | Yes | |
| LTC2933CDHD#TRPBF | 5x4 DFN-16 | C | $4.91 | Yes | ||
| LTC2933CGN#PBF | SSOP-16 | C | $6.93 | $4.85 | Yes | |
| LTC2933CGN#TRPBF | SSOP-16 | C | $4.91 | Yes | ||
| LTC2933IDHD#PBF | 5x4 DFN-16 | I | $7.97 | $5.58 | Yes | |
| LTC2933IDHD#TRPBF | 5x4 DFN-16 | I | $5.64 | Yes | ||
| LTC2933IGN#PBF | SSOP-16 | I | $7.97 | $5.58 | Yes | |
| LTC2933IGN#TRPBF | SSOP-16 | I | $5.64 | Yes | ||
| Buy Now • Request Samples | ||||||
Demo Boards
Linear Technology offers many demo boards free of charge to qualified customers. Contact your local sales office or distributor to inquire about a demo board. Certain demo boards are also available for sale via credit card on this website. Demo boards are for evaluation purposes only. It remains the customer’s responsibility to verify proper and reliable operation in the actual end application.| Part Number | Description | Price | Documentation |
|---|---|---|---|
| DC1633B | LTC2933IGN Demo Board - Programmable Hex Voltage Supervisor with EEPROM (Requires DC1613) | $95.00 | |
| DC2293A-A | LTC2933 SSOP-16 Package Socketed Programming Board [requires DC1613] | $95.00 | |
| DC2293A-B | LTC2933 DFN-16 Package Socketed Programming Board [requires DC1613] | $95.00 | |
| Buy Now | |||
Companion Boards
| Part Number | Description | Price | Documentation |
|---|---|---|---|
| DC1613A | USB-to-PMBus Controller for Use with LTpowerPlay | $50.00 | |
| DC2026C | Linduino One Isolated USB Demo Board: An Arduino- and QuikEval-Compatible Code Development Platform | $75.00 | |
| Buy Now | |||
Designed for Automotive and Transportation Applications
AEC-Q100 data is available for these specific part numbers. Please contact your local sales representative for more information regarding reliability reports or to inquire about parts that are not included. For more information, view our Automotive and Transportation page
| Part Number | Package | Temp | Price (1-99) |
Price (1k)* |
RoHS | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LTC2933IGN#PBF | SSOP-16 | I | $7.97 | $5.58 | Yes | |
| LTC2933IGN#TRPBF | SSOP-16 | I | $5.64 | Yes | ||
| Buy Now • Request Samples | ||||||
Applications
- High Availability Computer Systems
- Network Servers
- Telecom Equipment
- Data Storage
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Design Tools
LTpowerPlay
LTpowerPlay is a powerful development environment supporting Linear Technology's Digital Power System Management (PSM) products, providing unprecedented diagnostic and debug features.
Linduino
Linduino is an Arduino compatible platform for developing and distributing firmware libraries and code for SPI and I²C-compatible integrated circuits. The Linduino One board interfaces to more than 300 QuikEval demonstration cards, supporting a variety of product types including analog-to-digital converters (ADCs), digital-to-analog converters (DACs), power monitors, and more. Firmware libraries for individual devices are written in C and designed to be portable to a wide variety of processors and microcontrollers. Each library has a demonstration program that can be uploaded to the Linduino One platform to allow the circuit and software to be quickly and easily verified.
Code
Linduino is Linear Technology's Arduino compatible system for developing and distributing firmware libraries and example code for Linear Technology’s integrated circuits. The code below can be downloaded or copied and pasted into your project. Please visit the Linduino Home Page for demo board, manual and setup information.
This part is Code Supported: There is example code available for this part. The code below may rely on other drivers available in the full library.
Download LTC2933 - DC1633B.INO
/*!
Linear Technology DC1633B Demonstration Board.
LTC2933: Programable Hex Voltage Supervisor with EEPROM
@verbatim
Setup:
Power the demo board through the Linduino connector (12-pin adapter required).
Set the Linduino terminal baud rate to 115200 and select the newline terminator.
@endverbatim
http://www.linear.com/product/LTC2933
http://www.linear.com/demo/DC1633B
REVISION HISTORY
$Revision: 4467 $
$Date: 2015-12-02 11:28:55 -0800 (Wed, 02 Dec 2015) $
Copyright (c) 2014, Linear Technology Corp.(LTC)
All rights reserved.
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(INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS
SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
The views and conclusions contained in the software and documentation are those
of the authors and should not be interpreted as representing official policies,
either expressed or implied, of Linear Technology Corp.
The Linear Technology Linduino is not affiliated with the official Arduino team.
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ongoing work.
*/
/*! @file
@ingroup LTC2933
*/
#include <Arduino.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include "Linduino.h"
#include "UserInterface.h"
#include "LT_I2CBus.h"
#include "LT_SMBusNoPec.h"
#include "LTC2933.h"
// LTC2637 DAC on the DC1633B board
#define DC1633_DAC_ADDRESS 0x22 //pin-strapped address for DAC
//LTC2933 I2C address on the board (selectable by a jumper)
#define LTC2933_I2C_ADDRESS LTC2933_I2C_GLOBAL_ADDRESS
// Global variables
static uint8_t ltc2933_i2c_address;
static uint8_t dc1633_dac_address;
static LT_SMBus *smbus = new LT_SMBusNoPec();
//! Initialize Linduino
//! @return void
void setup()
{
Serial.begin(115200); //! Initialize the serial port to the PC
print_title();
ltc2933_i2c_address = LTC2933_I2C_ADDRESS;
dc1633_dac_address = DC1633_DAC_ADDRESS;
print_prompt();
}
//! Repeats Linduino loop
//! @return void
void loop()
{
uint8_t user_command;
uint8_t *addresses = NULL;
uint16_t res;
if (Serial.available()) //! Checks for user input
{
user_command = read_int(); //! Reads the user command
if (user_command != 'm')
Serial.println(user_command);
switch (user_command) //! Prints the appropriate submenu
{
case 0:
break;
case 1:
//! write all LTC2933 registers with demo-board default settings
//! all channels except 1 expect 2.0v from the DAC
ltc2933_demo_board_defaults(ltc2933_i2c_address);
break;
case 2:
//! read the LTC2933 STATUS_WORD register
res = smbus->readWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_STATUS_WORD);
Serial.println(res, HEX);
break;
case 3:
//! read all LTC2933 registers
ltc2933_read_registers(ltc2933_i2c_address);
break;
case 4:
//! write to the LTC2637 DACs on the DC1633 board to interesting voltages
//! other than the 2.0v DAC defaults
dc1633_write_dac_voltage(dc1633_dac_address, 0, 3.3);
dc1633_write_dac_voltage(dc1633_dac_address, 1, 2.5);
dc1633_write_dac_voltage(dc1633_dac_address, 2, 1.8);
dc1633_write_dac_voltage(dc1633_dac_address, 3, 1.5);
dc1633_write_dac_voltage(dc1633_dac_address, 4, 1.2);
dc1633_write_dac_voltage(dc1633_dac_address, 5, 1.0);
break;
case 5:
//! write all LTC2933 registers with more interesting voltage settings
ltc2933_demo_board_demo_thresholds(ltc2933_i2c_address);
break;
case 6:
// margin the supplies to the 20% high side
// write to the LTC2637 DACs on the DC1633 board
dc1633_write_dac_voltage(dc1633_dac_address, 0, 3.96);
dc1633_write_dac_voltage(dc1633_dac_address, 1, 3.0);
dc1633_write_dac_voltage(dc1633_dac_address, 2, 2.16);
dc1633_write_dac_voltage(dc1633_dac_address, 3, 1.8);
dc1633_write_dac_voltage(dc1633_dac_address, 4, 1.44);
dc1633_write_dac_voltage(dc1633_dac_address, 5, 1.2);
break;
case 7:
//! write the LTC2933 CLEAR_ALERT
ltc2933_clear_alertb(ltc2933_i2c_address);
break;
case 8:
addresses = smbus->probe(0);
while (*addresses != 0)
{
Serial.print(F("ADDR 0x"));
Serial.println(*addresses++, HEX);
}
break;
default:
Serial.println(F("Incorrect Option"));
break;
}
print_prompt();
}
}
// Function Definitions
//! Prints the title block when program first starts.
void print_title()
{
Serial.print(F("\n*****************************************************************\n"));
Serial.print(F("* DC1633B Demonstration Program *\n"));
Serial.print(F("* *\n"));
Serial.print(F("* This program demonstrates how to send and receive data from *\n"));
Serial.print(F("* the DC1633B demo board. *\n"));
Serial.print(F("* *\n"));
Serial.print(F("* Set the baud rate to 115200 and select the newline terminator.*\n"));
Serial.print(F("* *\n"));
Serial.print(F("*****************************************************************\n"));
}
//! Prints main menu.
void print_prompt()
{
Serial.print(F(" 1-Write LTC2933 registers with default settings\n"));
Serial.print(F(" 2-Read Status (STATUS_WORD)\n"));
Serial.print(F(" 3-Read All Registers\n"));
Serial.print(F(" 4-Set DAC voltages on Vn pins to interesting values\n"));
Serial.print(F(" 5-Change LTC2933 voltage thresholds to match interesting DAC voltages\n"));
Serial.print(F(" 6-Set DAC voltages on Vn pins to +20% high values\n"));
Serial.print(F(" 7-Clear LTC2933 ALERTB\n"));
Serial.print(F(" 8-Bus Probe\n"));
Serial.print(F("\nEnter a command:"));
}
//! Prints a warning if the demo board is not detected.
void print_warning_prompt()
{
Serial.println(F("\nWarning: Demo board not detected. Linduino will attempt to proceed."));
}
//! Return 1 if the LTC2933 is write-protected
// 0 otherwise
int ltc2933_is_write_protected(uint8_t ltc2933_i2c_address)
{
uint16_t res;
res = smbus->readWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_STATUS_WORD);
//b[0] is the write-protect bit
return ((res&0x0001) == 0x0001) ? 1 : 0;
}
//! Read all registers from RAM
void ltc2933_read_registers(uint8_t ltc2933_i2c_address)
{
uint16_t res;
res = smbus->readWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_WRITE_PROTECT);
Serial.print(F("\n LTC2933_WRITE_PROTECT:"));
Serial.println(res, HEX);
res = smbus->readWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_GPI_CONFIG);
Serial.print(F("\n LTC2933_GPI_CONFIG: "));
Serial.println(res, HEX);
res = smbus->readWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_GPIO1_CONFIG);
Serial.print(F("\n LTC2933_GPIO1_CONFIG: "));
Serial.println(res, HEX);
res = smbus->readWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_GPIO2_3_CONFIG);
Serial.print(F("\n LTC2933_GPIO2_3_CONFIG: "));
Serial.println(res, HEX);
res = smbus->readWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V1_THR);
Serial.print(F("\n LTC2933_V1_THR: "));
Serial.println(res, HEX);
res = smbus->readWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V2_THR);
Serial.print(F("\n LTC2933_V2_THR: "));
Serial.println(res, HEX);
res = smbus->readWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V3_THR);
Serial.print(F("\n LTC2933_V3_THR: "));
Serial.println(res, HEX);
res = smbus->readWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V4_THR);
Serial.print(F("\n LTC2933_V4_THR: "));
Serial.println(res, HEX);
res = smbus->readWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V5_THR);
Serial.print(F("\n LTC2933_V5_THR: "));
Serial.println(res, HEX);
res = smbus->readWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V6_THR);
Serial.print(F("\n LTC2933_V6_THR: "));
Serial.println(res, HEX);
res = smbus->readWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V1_CONFIG);
Serial.print(F("\n LTC2933_V1_CONFIG: "));
Serial.println(res, HEX);
res = smbus->readWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V2_CONFIG);
Serial.print(F("\n LTC2933_V2_CONFIG: "));
Serial.println(res, HEX);
res = smbus->readWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V3_CONFIG);
Serial.print(F("\n LTC2933_V3_CONFIG: "));
Serial.println(res, HEX);
res = smbus->readWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V4_CONFIG);
Serial.print(F("\n LTC2933_V4_CONFIG: "));
Serial.println(res, HEX);
res = smbus->readWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V5_CONFIG);
Serial.print(F("\n LTC2933_V5_CONFIG: "));
Serial.println(res, HEX);
res = smbus->readWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V6_CONFIG);
Serial.print(F("\n LTC2933_V6_CONFIG: "));
Serial.println(res, HEX);
res = smbus->readWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_HISTORY_WORD);
Serial.print(F("\n LTC2933_HISTORY_WORD: "));
Serial.println(res, HEX);
res = smbus->readWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_BACKUP_WORD);
Serial.print(F("\n LTC2933_BACKUP_WORD: "));
Serial.println(res, HEX);
res = smbus->readWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_STATUS_WORD);
Serial.print(F("\n LTC2933_STATUS_WORD: "));
Serial.println(res, HEX);
Serial.print(F("\n"));
}
//! Load demo-board default settings into RAM
void ltc2933_demo_board_defaults(uint8_t ltc2933_i2c_address)
{
if (ltc2933_is_write_protected(ltc2933_i2c_address) != 1)
{
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_WRITE_PROTECT, 0xAAA8);
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_GPI_CONFIG, 0x1040);
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_GPIO1_CONFIG, 0x002E);
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_GPIO2_3_CONFIG, 0x2E07);
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V1_THR, 0x412D); // ov = 5.5, uv = 4.5
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V2_THR, 0xAF87); // ov = 2.2, uv = 1.8
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V3_THR, 0xAF87); // ov = 2.2, uv = 1.8
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V4_THR, 0xAF87); // ov = 2.2, uv = 1.8
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V5_THR, 0xAF87); // ov = 2.2, uv = 1.8
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V6_THR, 0xAF87); // ov = 2.2, uv = 1.8
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V1_CONFIG, 0x009C); // high range
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V2_CONFIG, 0x019C); // low range
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V3_CONFIG, 0x019C); // low range
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V4_CONFIG, 0x019C); // low range
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V5_CONFIG, 0x019C); // low range
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V6_CONFIG, 0x019C); // low range
}
else
{
// error, LTC2933 is write-protected
Serial.println(F("\nERROR: LTC2933 is write-protected. Cannot write to registers"));
}
}
//! Load different voltage threshold settings into RAM
void ltc2933_demo_board_demo_thresholds(uint8_t ltc2933_i2c_address)
{
if (ltc2933_is_write_protected(ltc2933_i2c_address) != 1)
{
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_WRITE_PROTECT, 0xAAA8);
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_GPI_CONFIG, 0x1040);
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_GPIO1_CONFIG, 0x002E);
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_GPIO2_3_CONFIG, 0x2E07);
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V1_THR, 0x412D); // ov = 5.5, uv = 4.5
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V2_THR, 0x554B); // ov = 2.6, uv = 2.4
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V3_THR, 0x917D); // ov = 1.9, uv = 1.7
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V4_THR, 0x735F); // ov = 1.6, uv = 1.4
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V5_THR, 0x5541); // ov = 1.3, uv = 1.1
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V6_THR, 0x3C32); // ov = 1.05, uv = 0.95
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V1_CONFIG, 0x009C); // high range
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V2_CONFIG, 0x009C); // medium range
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V3_CONFIG, 0x019C); // low range
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V4_CONFIG, 0x019C); // low range
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V5_CONFIG, 0x019C); // low range
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_V6_CONFIG, 0x019C); // low range
}
else
{
// error, LTC2933 is write-protected
Serial.println(F("\nERROR: LTC2933 is write-protected. Cannot write to registers"));
}
}
//! Clear ALERTB
void ltc2933_clear_alertb(uint8_t ltc2933_i2c_address)
{
smbus->writeWord(ltc2933_i2c_address, LTC2933_CLEAR_HISTORY, 0x0000);
}
//! program the DAC on the DC1633B demo board to a voltage
// refer to the LTC2637 datasheet
void dc1633_write_dac_voltage(uint8_t dac_address, int channel, float voltage)
{
uint8_t *data = (uint8_t *)malloc(3*sizeof(uint8_t));
uint8_t cmd, ch_addr;
uint16_t v_data;
float v;
// pack the data bytes with the necessary bits
// channel numbers 0 - 7 correspond to letters A - H in the datasheet
if ((channel < 8) && (channel >= 0))
{
ch_addr = (uint8_t)channel;
}
else
{
//address all channels
ch_addr = 0x0F;
}
cmd = 0x30; // the write to and update command
data[0] = cmd | ch_addr;
if ((voltage > 0) && (voltage < 4.096))
{
v = (voltage/4.096);
v_data = (uint16_t)(v*4096);
}
else
{
Serial.println(F("\nERROR: Voltage out of DAC range"));
}
data[1] = (uint8_t)(v_data >> 4); // most significant bits
data[2] = (uint8_t)(v_data << 4); // least significant bits
//write the command and data to the DAC
LT_Wire.beginTransmission(dac_address);
LT_Wire.expectToWrite((uint16_t) 3);
// LT_Wire.write(command);
LT_Wire.write(data[0]);
LT_Wire.write(data[1]);
LT_Wire.write(data[2]);
LT_Wire.endTransmission(1);
free(data);
return;
}
Download LTC2933 Linduino Header File
/*!
LTC2933: Programable Hex Voltage Supervisor with EEPROM
@verbatim
@endverbatim
http://www.linear.com/product/LTC2933
http://www.linear.com/demo/DC1633B
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$Date: 2015-05-27 14:37:59 -0700 (Wed, 27 May 2015) $
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//! @defgroup LTC2933 LTC2933: Programable Hex Voltage Supervisor with EEPROM
/*! @file
@ingroup LTC2933
Header for LTC2933: Programable Hex Voltage Supervisor with EEPROM
*/
#ifndef LTC2933_h
#define LTC2933_h
//! @name LTC2933 DEVICE I2C ADDRESSES (7-bit)
// GLOBAL ADDRESS
#define LTC2933_I2C_GLOBAL_ADDRESS 0x1B
#define LTC2933_I2C_ARA_ADDRESS 0x0C
//DEVICE ADDRESSES
//#define LTC2933_I2C_ADDRESS 0x1C
//#define LTC2933_I2C_ADDRESS 0x1D
//#define LTC2933_I2C_ADDRESS 0x1E
//! @}
//! @name LTC2933 REGISTER DEFINITIONS
#define LTC2933_WRITE_PROTECT 0x00
#define LTC2933_GPI_CONFIG 0x01
#define LTC2933_GPIO1_CONFIG 0x02
#define LTC2933_GPIO2_3_CONFIG 0x03
#define LTC2933_V1_THR 0x04
#define LTC2933_V2_THR 0x05
#define LTC2933_V3_THR 0x06
#define LTC2933_V4_THR 0x07
#define LTC2933_V5_THR 0x08
#define LTC2933_V6_THR 0x09
#define LTC2933_V1_CONFIG 0x0A
#define LTC2933_V2_CONFIG 0x0B
#define LTC2933_V3_CONFIG 0x0C
#define LTC2933_V4_CONFIG 0x0D
#define LTC2933_V5_CONFIG 0x0E
#define LTC2933_V6_CONFIG 0x0F
// 0x10
#define LTC2933_HISTORY_WORD 0x11
// 0x12
// ...
// 0x1A
#define LTC2933_CLEAR_HISTORY 0x1B
#define LTC2933_STORE_USER 0x1C
#define LTC2933_RESTORE_USER 0x1D
#define LTC2933_BACKUP_WORD 0x1E
#define LTC2933_STATUS_WORD 0x1F
//! @}
#endif
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