2022-08-05 10:22 PM
I am Using ST25R3914-AQWT NFC chip as a Slave Device and Renesas RL78 as Master device for SPI communication.
When I tried to interface both controller MISO signal is shifted to 1.2V
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2022-08-30 06:08 AM
Hello PSHAH.1,
A schematic diagram would be indeed helpful.
Our chip sets typically have the VDD_IO supply. It sources the internal level shifter. VDD_IO should be at the MCUs SPI level.
e.g. if the MCU is running at 3.3V, also VDD_IO should be put to 3.3V. VDD of the ST25R can be set to any value specified in the datasheet.
If the MCU is supplied via 3.3V and VDD_IO is driven by 5V, it could explain a shift in the MISO signal.
please let me know, if this helped!
BR Travis
2022-08-06 01:01 AM
Would suggest you're wiring it wrong.Show a wiring diagram or schematic.
2022-08-30 06:08 AM
Hello PSHAH.1,
A schematic diagram would be indeed helpful.
Our chip sets typically have the VDD_IO supply. It sources the internal level shifter. VDD_IO should be at the MCUs SPI level.
e.g. if the MCU is running at 3.3V, also VDD_IO should be put to 3.3V. VDD of the ST25R can be set to any value specified in the datasheet.
If the MCU is supplied via 3.3V and VDD_IO is driven by 5V, it could explain a shift in the MISO signal.
please let me know, if this helped!
BR Travis
2022-09-27 03:21 AM
Thank you for reply this issue is resolved. there was some stack issue now SPI is working perfectly ok