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design change in communication #127

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N1c084 opened this issue Nov 3, 2022 · 16 comments
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design change in communication #127

N1c084 opened this issue Nov 3, 2022 · 16 comments

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@N1c084
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N1c084 commented Nov 3, 2022

hi ,
what do you think about these mod to be able to have a better reliability and capacity in comm ?
VSS is the voltage from the other module, requested by the new opte 6N137

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@stuartpittaway
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Hi. Are you planning to swap to a 3 pin connector for the comms ?

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N1c084 commented Nov 6, 2022

Hi yes it is , I will made pcb with 14s and the wire will be between contrôler and 14s pcb > Hi. Are you planning to swap to a 3 pin connector for the comms ?

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stuartpittaway commented Nov 6, 2022

How about using something like VOH1016AD ?

https://www.mouser.co.uk/ProductDetail/Vishay-Semiconductors/VOH1016AD?qs=PqoDHHvF648sjq9xbZMnUg%3D%3D

That is almost a drop in replacement for the existing chip. Wouldn't need to change connector then either.

Although - this chip needs 3V minimum to work (perhaps there is a similar device?)

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What's the problem you are trying to solve with the higher comms speed?

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N1c084 commented Nov 6, 2022 via email

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Ok. Are you really going to be working with +500VDC on this?

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N1c084 commented Nov 6, 2022 via email

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N1c084 commented Nov 6, 2022 via email

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stuartpittaway commented Nov 6, 2022

That's a relief!!

Why do you need 3 wires?

A module is just driving the anode and cathode of the chip in the next module along the chain.

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This isn't really that different to the existing chip - EL3H7
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The VCC and GND are just the connections to the cell module, and the output goes into the ATTINY chip.

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or a chip like the Toshiba TLP2301 - this should be good for up to 1Mbps (although the ATTINY won't go that fast!)

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N1c084 commented Nov 6, 2022 via email

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The isolator is on the RX so can be on the modules, so only two wires needed, just like now.

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N1c084 commented Dec 7, 2022

or a chip like the Toshiba TLP2301 - this should be good for up to 1Mbps (although the ATTINY won't go that fast!)

I will try with this chip, thanks
There is no new hardware release that coming in the next 6 month? I just received a batch of attiny 841

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Yes, I'm going to release a new module version using a different attiny chip, because the 841 is difficult to order.

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N1c084 commented Dec 7, 2022

there is no functional change or new features?

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No function changes, the new attiny has some hardware improvement

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