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Table 2-3: operating conditions, Parameter symbol min typical max units – PNI SENtral User Manual

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SENtral Technical Data Sheet

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Table 2-3: Operating Conditions

Parameter

Symbol

Min

Typical

Max

Units

Supply Voltage

V

DD

1.6

3.3

VDC

Power-On Reset Threshold, V

REG

>V

POR

V

POR

V

REG

– 0.125

VDC

High Level Input Voltage

V

IH

0.7*V

DD

V

DD

VDC

Low Level Input Voltage

V

IL

0

0.3*V

DD

VDC

High Level Output Current, V

OH

= V

DD

– 0.3V

I

OH

-1

mA

Low Level Output Current, V

OL

= 0.3V

I

OL

1

mA

Current
Consumption @
1.8 V

DD

Normal Operation

1

100

– 300

µA

Pass-Through State

2

45

µA

Standby State

7

µA

I

2

C Interface

Data Rate

3

Host Bus

3400

kbits/sec

Sensor Bus

1000

kbits/sec

Pass-Through

400

kbits/sec

Decoupling Capacitor (ESR <2

)

C

reg

0.33

0.5

1.8

µF

Operating Temperature

T

OP

-40

+25

+85

C

Footnotes:

1.

SENtral’s current consumption in normal operation is dependent on a number of variables,
including the sensor update rates and the I

2

C sensor bus rate. The range given will be

typical for most customers. There is a trade-off between sensor update rates and current
consumption, as more frequent sensor update rates result in improved motion-tracking
performance, while less frequent sensor update rates result in reduced current
consumption. Faster I

2

C sensor bus rates result in lower current consumption.

2. Pass-Through current consumption assumes SENtral previously was in Standby State,

which is recommended, and a sensor bus rate of 400 kbits/s (Fast mode).

3. SENtral

’s I

2

C Host Interface supports Standard, Fast, Fast Plus, and High Speed Modes.

High Speed Mode (3400 kHz) is supported with a reduced range of V

DD

and bus

capacitance. SENtral

’s I

2

C sensor bus interface supports Standard, Fast, and Fast Plus

Modes. Pass-Through State, which connects the sensor bus and host bus, supports
Standard and Fast Modes.