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PCA9539DB - 16-Bit I/O Expander, 2.3-5.5V | Texas Instruments

MPN: PCA9539DB ✓ פעיל
2.3 V to 5.5 V Vdss 1 µA Id 24-pin SSOP (DB) Package 400 kHz Speed
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PCA9539DB סקירה

Texas Instruments PCA9539DB is a 16-bit I2C/SMBus low-power I/O expander operating from 2.3 V to 5.5 V, supporting a 400 kHz bus and supplied in a 24-pin SSOP package. It adds 16 general-purpose parallel I/O lines to a host microcontroller through the two-wire serial bus.

An I/O expander is an interface IC that extends the usable input/output count of a microcontroller or other embedded processor. It sits in the hierarchy of semiconductor, interface IC, I/O expander, and parallel I/O controller. Rather than requiring a microcontroller to devote many pins to switches, buttons, relays, or indicators, the PCA9539DB transfers those signals over I2C while providing configurable input and output registers.

The PCA9539DB provides interrupt, reset, and configuration registers. Its interrupt output is open-drain and active-low, allowing the device to signal a change in an input state without continuous software polling. Maximum standby current is 1 µA, making the device suitable for low-power embedded systems that need additional control lines while minimizing inactive-state consumption.

The device connects to a two-wire bidirectional I2C or SMBus interface and operates across a 2.3 V to 5.5 V supply range. This voltage range supports both 3.3 V and 5 V system architectures. The available 400 kHz bus specification provides a practical operating rate for control-oriented peripheral expansion where throughput requirements are modest and deterministic bus behavior is more important than maximum serial bandwidth.

Typical uses include expanding GPIO on a compact embedded controller, reading grouped switch or sensor inputs, driving external indicator or relay-control signals, and building a modular peripheral interface around an I2C bus. The active-low open-drain interrupt is particularly useful when the host must sleep between events and wake when an input changes.

Designers should account for I2C pull-up resistors, address selection, and the electrical requirements of whichever loads connect to P0 through P15. The PCA9539DB differs from the PCA9555 because it omits the internal I/O pull-up resistors, replaces the A2 address input with RESET, and uses a different address range. This reduced loading can lower power consumption when the I/O lines are held low, but external pull-ups may be required where the application depends on them.

This product record consolidates the verified manufacturer and distributor information into an engineering-focused resource covering device function, package data, sourcing links, application context, and practical replacement constraints. Only confirmed drop-in alternatives with the same package and electrical behavior are presented; functional equivalents requiring a different footprint are not mislabeled as drop-in replacements.

חלופות תחליף ישיר עבור PCA9539DB — אותו מארז, תואם פין-לפין. חלקים במארז שונה הדורשים עיבוד מחדש של ה-PCB אינם נכללים.

אין חלופות תואמות Drop-in עבור מוצר זה.

בקשת חלופות

PCA9539DB מפרטים

Number of I/O 16 bits
מתח אספקה פעיל 2.3 V to 5.5 V
I2C Bus Frequency 400 kHz
סוג ממשק I2C/SMBus
Maximum Standby Current 1 µA
Interrupt Output Type Open-drain, active-low
מספר פינים 24 pins
מארז 24-pin SSOP (DB)
Package Body Width 5.30 mm
סוג הרכבה Surface mount
Reset Pin Yes
Interrupt Pin Yes
Configuration Registers Yes
Internal I/O Pull-Up Resistors None

מדריך תצורת פינים של PCA9539DB 5.30 mm

תצורת פינים עבור PCA9539DB (מארזת 5.30 mm). מספרי פינים, פונקציות ותרשימי חיבורים מוגדרים ב-Datasheet של היצרן. יש לעיין בו לקבלת ה-footprint המדויק והנחיות הלחמה.

תרשים פינים של מארזת 5.30 mm עבור PCA9539DB

אין נתוני פריסת פינים מפורטים עבור PCA9539DB.

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יישומים טיפוסיים

PCA9539DB מתאים עבור 6 יישוםs: Embedded GPIO Expansion, Industrial Switch and Control Panels, LED and Indicator Control, Sensor and Digital Input Hub, Battery-Powered Portable Equipment, Communication and Network Equipment.

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Embedded GPIO Expansion

The PCA9539DB is appropriate when a compact microcontroller needs additional general-purpose input/output lines without dedicating 16 package pins to external control functions. It connects over the 2.3-5.5 V I2C/SMBus interface and presents 16 configurable parallel ports through the 24-pin SSOP device. This is particularly useful in space-constrained controllers where adding a larger MCU solely for a few external signals would increase board area. The 400 kHz bus rate is suitable for slow control and status traffic, while the 1 µA maximum standby current helps limit inactive-state consumption. Design the firmware around a register-based access model and ensure that the host bus pull-ups, reset behavior, and address configuration are handled consistently.

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Industrial Switch and Control Panels

The PCA9539DB can consolidate switch inputs, mode controls, and output indications in an industrial control panel where the host controller is better used for higher-level processing. Its 16-bit I/O capability and 2.3-5.5 V operating range suit common 3.3 V and 5 V control electronics. The active-low, open-drain interrupt allows the controller to react when a monitored input changes rather than repeatedly reading the expander. Because the interrupt line is open-drain, it requires an appropriate pull-up and suitable wiring. Engineers should also design for industrial noise, connector transients, and input conditioning, as those protection requirements are separate from the PCA9539DB's verified bus and supply specifications.

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LED and Indicator Control

The PCA9539DB can expand a microcontroller's available output count for grouped LEDs, status indicators, and alarm signals. Sixteen ports provide a straightforward way to organize panel indicators without consuming the host's dedicated GPIO pins, while the 400 kHz I2C rate is adequate for ordinary on/off and blinking sequences. Supplying the indicator circuitry from a suitable rail while observing the PCA9539DB's 2.3-5.5 V operating range keeps the serial interface compatible with common control voltages. For high-current LED loads, use suitable driver transistors rather than driving the outputs beyond their published limits. The verified extracts do not provide every output drive specification, so the manufacturer datasheet should be consulted before assigning absolute-current or LED-drive duties.

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Sensor and Digital Input Hub

The PCA9539DB can act as a remote input hub for digital sensors, limit switches, interlocks, and configuration straps when those signals are too numerous or physically distant from the main controller. Its 16 parallel I/O lines are accessed through I2C, and the active-low interrupt output provides a practical event-driven wake-up path. This arrangement can reduce host pin count and the amount of wiring around a distributed panel. Use the reset and configuration registers as intended, confirm the device address in system software, and provide the bus with appropriate pull-up resistance. External protection may be required for long cable runs or exposed contacts because the verified source material does not specify the complete industrial transient ratings.

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Battery-Powered Portable Equipment

The PCA9539DB is suited to portable equipment requiring several low-speed controls while the main controller spends substantial time inactive. Its maximum standby current of 1 µA and lack of internal I/O pull-up resistors reduce standby loading when the external lines are held low, as stated by Texas Instruments. The device can also notify the host through its active-low interrupt, avoiding continuous polling in suitable designs. A 2.3-5.5 V supply range allows use in both 3.3 V and 5 V portable architectures. Battery-system designers should still calculate the complete sleep-path current, including pull-up resistors, level shifters, and any attached loads. The verified information does not provide every operating-current condition, so those details must be taken directly from the manufacturer datasheet.

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Communication and Network Equipment

The PCA9539DB can provide auxiliary control lines in network or communication equipment where the main processor needs to monitor and control status LEDs, relay paths, alarm inputs, or equipment-enable signals. The 16-bit I2C interface reduces pin consumption while the 400 kHz bus speed remains practical for low-bandwidth supervisory functions. In systems with noisy power systems, separate the expander's supply and ground routing from switching nodes, observe the 2.3-5.5 V supply requirement, and confirm all input levels remain compatible. The active-low open-drain interrupt can be connected to a controller interrupt resource when events must be reported promptly. Its open-drain implementation also requires the correct pull-up arrangement and should be checked against the system interrupt topology.

What is the operating voltage of the PCA9539DB?
The PCA9539DB operates from 2.3 V to 5.5 V. According to the Texas Instruments PCA9539 product page, this supply range allows the same 16-bit I/O expander to support both 3.3 V and 5 V embedded systems. The selected voltage must remain within the published operating range during startup, normal operation, and shutdown.
What are the key specifications of PCA9539DB that engineers should know?
The PCA9539DB is a 16-bit I2C/SMBus I/O expander with a 2.3-5.5 V operating supply, a 400 kHz bus rate, active-low open-drain interrupt, reset, configuration registers, and 1 µA maximum standby current. Texas Instruments identifies the device as a low-power remote parallel I/O expander in a 24-pin SSOP package, making its principal benefit the addition of 16 GPIO lines without consuming 16 host-controller pins.
Where can I download the PCA9539DB datasheet PDF?
The authoritative PCA9539DB documentation is available through the Texas Instruments product page at https://www.ti.com/product/PCA9539 and the part-details page. The verified distributor listing also identifies the component as a 16-bit I2C/SMBus I/O expander in a 24-pin SSOP package. Review the manufacturer documentation for the complete register map, electrical limits, and package drawings.
Where can I find the PCA9539DB pinout?
The PCA9539DB pinout is found in the pin configuration section of the Texas Instruments PCA9539 manufacturer documentation. The verified part-details information confirms a 24-pin SSOP package with 24 pins. Because the supplied search extracts do not include individual pin numbers or names, the technical pinout table is marked as unavailable in this record rather than reconstructing it from memory.
How much power does the PCA9539DB consume in standby?
The PCA9539DB has a maximum standby-current consumption of 1 µA. Texas Instruments describes it as a low-power I/O expander and states that removing the internal I/O pull-up resistors greatly reduces power consumption when the I/O lines are held low. This makes standby behavior especially relevant to battery-operated systems that periodically access remote control lines.
What is the I2C bus speed of the PCA9539DB?
The PCA9539DB supports I2C communication at 400 kHz. Texas Instruments describes the part as a 16-bit I2C/SMBus I/O expander, while the verified DigiKey listing explicitly identifies 400 kHz operation. This rate is appropriate for control and status traffic involving switches, indicators, inputs, and other relatively low-bandwidth peripherals.
How does the PCA9539DB interrupt output work?
The PCA9539DB uses an active-low, open-drain interrupt output. Texas Instruments lists an interrupt output among the device features, and the verified datasheet extract identifies it as open-drain and active-low. An external pull-up is normally required, allowing the host to detect an asserted interrupt while the line remains electrically released during normal operation.
Where can I buy PCA9539DB online and what is its price?
The PCA9539DB is available from Texas Instruments distributors including DigiKey and Mouser, with DigiKey showing it as orderable and shippable in the verified listing. Exact prices were not exposed in the supplied source extracts, so this record does not present an invented numeric quotation. Current price and inventory should be checked at the listed distributor pages.
What is the lead time and stock status for PCA9539DB?
The verified DigiKey listing states that PCA9539DB can be bought and shipped today, while Heisener reports 5,696 pieces in stock in its listing. These are point-in-time distributor statements and may change. The manufacturer part-details and distributor inventory pages should be consulted for current stock, scheduled lead time, and factory allocation before a production order is released.
What can replace the PCA9539DB on the same PCB?
A true drop-in replacement must match the 24-pin SSOP footprint, preserve pin-to-pin signal mapping, and provide equivalent I2C and I/O behavior. The supplied cross-reference data identifies PCA9555 as similar but not interchangeable because it retains internal pull-ups, uses A2 instead of RESET, and occupies a different address range. No additional same-package drop-in candidate was verified.
Is PCA9539DB the same as PCA9555?
No. Texas Instruments states that PCA9539 is identical to PCA9555 only with specified exceptions: PCA9539 removes the internal I/O pull-up resistors, replaces A2 with RESET, and uses a different address range. Although both provide 16-bit I2C/SMBus I/O expansion, those differences can affect PCB connections, pull-up implementation, address configuration, and firmware behavior.
PCA9539DB vs TCA9539PWR: which is better for a 5V design?
The PCA9539DB is the verified 24-pin SSOP choice for this replacement, while TCA9539PWR is identified in the cross-reference extract as a 16-bit I2C/SMBus expander with an interrupt and configurable registers. The listed TCA9539PWR uses a TSSOP package, so it is not a same-footprint drop-in substitute for the DB package without verifying dimensions and pin mapping.
When should I choose the PCA9539DB instead of a microcontroller with more GPIO pins?
Choose the PCA9539DB when the system needs up to 16 low-speed control lines but the host controller has insufficient GPIO pins. It preserves bus bandwidth for essential communication, supports 2.3-5.5 V operation, and can assert an interrupt when inputs change. A MCU with more native pins may be preferable when high-speed local I/O or a smaller total BOM is more important.
Is the PCA9539DB suitable for a low-power embedded control board?
Yes, the PCA9539DB is suitable for a low-power embedded control board that needs extra inputs and outputs. Its maximum standby current is 1 µA, and removing the internal I/O pull-up resistors reduces consumption when lines are held low. The active-low open-drain interrupt can also reduce host polling, provided the bus pull-ups and external interrupt pull-up are implemented correctly.
What is the best Texas Instruments equivalent for the PCA9539DB?
No verified Texas Instruments drop-in equivalent was identified in the supplied cross-reference results. PCA9555 is functionally related but differs in pull-up implementation, address-pin usage, and address range, while TCA9539PWR has a different listed package. The safest recommendation is to retain PCA9539DB or request a manufacturer-confirmed, pin-to-pin 24-pin SSOP equivalent before redesigning the PCB.

נתוני עזר הנדסיים עבור PCA9539DB — השוואה, הנחיות תכנון ומידע על תאימות.

מדריך בחירה

Choose the PCA9539DB when an embedded system requires 16 low-speed parallel I/O lines, a 2.3-5.5 V supply, event-driven interrupt support, and a 24-pin SSOP footprint. It is particularly attractive when a low-power design values the 1 µA maximum standby current or when avoiding internal I/O pull-up loading is important. PCA9555 is related but should not be selected as a direct drop-in replacement because it retains internal pull-ups, lacks the same RESET/address arrangement, and uses a different address range. TCA9539PWR also appears in the supplied comparison data, but its listed TSSOP package prevents it from being treated as a same-PCB replacement without detailed footprint and pinout verification. For production sourcing, obtain current manufacturer lifecycle, price, and inventory data because the supplied excerpts confirm availability but do not expose complete pricing tables.

השוואה עם חלופות

פרמטר מוצר זה
Brand Texas Instruments
Package 24-pin SSOP (DB)
Number of I/O 16 bits
Operating Supply Voltage 2.3 V to 5.5 V
I2C Bus Frequency 400 kHz
Interface I2C/SMBus
Maximum Standby Current 1 µA
Interrupt Output Open-drain, active-low
Internal I/O Pull-Ups None
Special Features Interrupt, reset, and configuration registers

מבדילים עיקריים

  • Low-power standby operation (לעומתPCA9555)
  • Dedicated hardware reset function (לעומתPCA9555)
  • Compact 16-bit expansion over a two-wire bus (לעומתTCA9539PWR)

הערות תכנון

Use the PCA9539DB within its verified 2.3 V to 5.5 V operating-supply range and place its decoupling capacitors close to the supply and ground pins according to the manufacturer layout guidance. Account for bus pull-up current in the standby-power budget because the device omits internal I/O pull-ups, but those pull-ups and any attached external loads can dominate current when the I/O lines are held low. Do not infer the full operating-current or output-drive limits from the available 1 µA standby specification; consult the manufacturer datasheet before assigning heavier loads.

Keep the I2C routing compact and continuous, with the SCL and SDA traces routed away from switching nodes and high-current return paths. The verified architecture supports 400 kHz operation, but layout margin remains important because bus rise time depends on capacitance, pull-up resistance, and external loading. Place pull-up resistors at a location consistent with the system bus topology, and provide the active-low open-drain interrupt with its own appropriate pull-up. Review the manufacturer package drawing and pin configuration before finalizing the 24-pin SSOP footprint.

Do not treat the PCA9555 as a register-for-register drop-in substitute. Texas Instruments identifies three material differences: the PCA9539 removes the internal I/O pull-up resistors, replaces A2 with RESET, and uses a different address range. A replacement PCB or firmware must account for those distinctions. Also, the open-drain interrupt cannot directly drive a logic-high signal without a pull-up, and the selected pull-up value must balance low-level current against bus rise-time requirements.

מידע על תאימות

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Unknown
נטול עופרת
Unknown
נטול הלוגנים
Unknown
מינרלים של סכסוך
Unknown

The supplied verified extracts do not state the component-specific RoHS, REACH, AEC-Q100, lead-free, halogen-free, or conflict-minerals status, so these fields remain unknown.

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