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I am designing a PCB for my project, where I need to shift the voltage by 1.65V:
My circuit output has a logic level of -1.65V(0)/+1.65V(1), while the FPGA I am using accepts 0V(0)/3.3V(1) logic.
What kind of chip should I use between my circuits and FPGA? I looked into numerous linedrivers/translators/comparators on digikey, but none can handle the negative voltage of -1.65V. Many of them has a absolute maximum rating of -0.3V for Vin.
I have more than 20 outputs.
Thank you very much for your help.
My circuit output has a logic level of -1.65V(0)/+1.65V(1), while the FPGA I am using accepts 0V(0)/3.3V(1) logic.
What kind of chip should I use between my circuits and FPGA? I looked into numerous linedrivers/translators/comparators on digikey, but none can handle the negative voltage of -1.65V. Many of them has a absolute maximum rating of -0.3V for Vin.
I have more than 20 outputs.
Thank you very much for your help.