Manufacturer Part Number
PCA9555RGERG4
Manufacturer
Texas Instruments
Introduction
The PCA9555RGERG4 is an integrated circuit from Texas Instruments designed for I/O expansion in microcontroller systems via the I2C bus.
Product Features and Performance
16-bit I/O port expander
I2C and SMBus interface compatible
Interrupt output feature available
Power-on reset
Open-drain interrupt output
Push-pull output type
Compatible with most microcontrollers
Software configurable as either input or output
Product Advantages
Provides additional I/O ports
Allows for serial interface expansion
Reduces microcontroller pin usage
Improves interface flexibility and functionality
Key Technical Parameters
Number of I/O: 16
Interface: I2C, SMBus
Interrupt Output: Yes
Current - Output Source/Sink: 10mA, 25mA
Clock Frequency: 400 kHz
Voltage - Supply: 2.3V to 5.5V
Operating Temperature range: -40°C to 85°C
Quality and Safety Features
Integrated power-on reset enhances power-up safety
Designed for operation in harsh temperature environments
Ensures reliable digital signal processing
Compatibility
Compatible with various microcontrollers and processors
Flexible voltage supply range for mixed-voltage systems
Supports standard I2C and SMBus protocols
Application Areas
Industrial control systems
Server management
Robotics and automation
Embedded systems
Signal gating or decoding applications
Product Lifecycle
Product Status: Discontinued at Digi-Key
Check with manufacturer for direct supply or alternative solutions
Consider possible replacements or upgrades if planning long-term production
Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product
Enhanced system IO capacity without major redesign
Supports common communication protocols for ease of integration
Robust operation in extreme temperature conditions
Software configurable ports provide design flexibility
Increases the efficiency of microcontroller or processor without extra GPIOs
Proven performance from reliable manufacturer Texas Instruments
End-of-life support from manufacturer with potential for sourcing alternatives