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PCA9527DP - 3-Ch HDMI DDC/CEC I2C Bus Buffer | NXP

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2.7 V to 5.5 V Vdss 100 mA Id I2C-bus, SMBus, HDMI DDC, CEC Rds(on) 10-TFSOP / 10-TSSOP (0.118" width) Package 400 kHz (I2C-bus Fast-mode) Speed
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PCA9527DP 概要

The NXP Semiconductors PCA9527DP is a 3-channel bidirectional open-drain bus buffer for HDMI Display Data Control (DDC) clock, data and Consumer Electronic Control (CEC), operating at up to 400 kHz from a 2.7 V to 5.5 V supply in a 10-pin TFSOP (10-TSSOP) package.

A bus buffer (also called a bus extender or repeater) is a signal-conditioning device inserted between a master and a slave on a two-wire serial bus such as I2C-bus, SMBus or HDMI DDC. It belongs to the broader family of interface ICs and signal buffers, repeaters and splitters. Its role is to isolate bus capacitance on either side, so each segment sees only its own load, allowing longer cables and more devices than the raw bus standard permits.

Key features of the PCA9527 include three independent bidirectional channels for SDA, SCL and CEC, support for the full 400 kHz Fast-mode I2C-bus operating range, and overvoltage-tolerant SDAx and SCLx pins. Propagation delay is a low 115 ns and input capacitance is only 8 pF, preserving setup and hold margins on long HDMI DDC cables.

Architecturally, the PCA9527 uses open-drain bidirectional buffer stages with rise-time acceleration (buffer accelerator) circuitry. This rising-edge accelerator drives the bus high actively, compensating RC charging losses across long DDC lines while retaining all operating modes of the I2C-bus system during level shifting. According to the NXP datasheet, using the PCA9527 enables the system designer to isolate bus capacitance to meet the HDMI DDC version 1.3 distance specification.

Typical applications include HDMI source and sink equipment (set-top boxes, TVs, monitors, AV receivers) where DDC/CEC lines must traverse cables or backplanes, notebook docking stations, and any system that extends I2C-bus or SMBus segments beyond the standard capacitance limit. The dedicated third channel carries CEC without consuming I2C channels.

Design consideration: keep pull-up resistor values on both bus segments sized per segment capacitance; the accelerator helps but very heavy loads on the downstream side still degrade rise times, so verify rise-time compliance at the far end of the HDMI cable.

This page adds value beyond the manufacturer datasheet by synthesizing distributor availability data, drop-in replacement guidance for this EOL part, practical design notes, and a comparison table in one place.

Note: the PCA9527DP is listed by NXP as End of Life; pricing shown is indicative and all designs should plan a replacement strategy (as of 2026-10-20).

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PCA9527DPZ

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📦 10-TSSOP
same die and 10-TSSOP footprint, lead-free (RoHS) termination variant; pin-to-pin compatible, same 400 kHz and 2.7-5.5 V ratings

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PCA9527DP 仕様

機能 3-channel bidirectional open-drain bus buffer (DDC/CEC, HDMI)
チャネル数 3 (SDA, SCL, CEC)
電源電圧 2.7 V to 5.5 V
Operating Frequency 400 kHz (I2C-bus Fast-mode)
Propagation Delay 115 ns
入力容量 8 pF
電源電流 100 mA
出力タイプ Open-drain, bidirectional
Overvoltage Tolerance SDAx and SCLx pins overvoltage tolerant
パッケージ 10-TFSOP / 10-TSSOP (0.118" width)
実装タイプ Surface Mount
Bus Standards Supported I2C-bus, SMBus, HDMI DDC, CEC

PCA9527DP 10-tfsop / 10-tssop (0.118" width) ピン配置ガイド

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PCA9527DP の 10-tfsop / 10-tssop (0.118" width) パッケージピン配置図

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主な用途

PCA9527DP の用途: 6 件s: HDMI Source Equipment (Set-top Boxes, Blu-ray Players), TVs, Monitors and AV Receivers (HDMI Sink Side), I2C-bus and SMBus Segment Extension, Notebook Docking Stations and Port Replicators, AV Switchers, Matrices and KVM Extenders, Long-Cable HDMI Runs and Cabling Infrastructure.

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HDMI Source Equipment (Set-top Boxes, Blu-ray Players)

HDMI sources must drive DDC (I2C at 100/400 kHz) and CEC signals across cables whose capacitance can far exceed the 400 pF limit of a raw I2C segment. The PCA9527DP sits between the SoC's DDC/CEC pins and the HDMI connector, isolating the board-side capacitance from the cable-side load. Its 115 ns propagation delay and 8 pF input capacitance preserve timing margins, while the rise-time accelerator actively drives the line high to meet the HDMI 1.3 DDC distance specification. Because the SDAx and SCLx pins are overvoltage tolerant, the buffer survives hot-plug events where a powered sink back-drives the lines. The dedicated third channel handles CEC without stealing an I2C buffer.

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TVs, Monitors and AV Receivers (HDMI Sink Side)

On the sink side, an HDMI receiver's EDID must be readable by every source, which means DDC lines traverse connector savers, switch fabrics, and long internal traces with substantial capacitance. The PCA9527DP's bidirectional open-drain buffer stages isolate the EDID EEPROM segment from the connector segment, so the scaler SoC sees a light bus while the connector side remains fully driven. At 400 kHz Fast-mode support, EDID reads complete quickly during hot-plug negotiation. The CEC channel passes one-touch-play and remote-control messaging bidirectionally. Overvoltage tolerance on SDAx/SCLx protects against sources powered at higher levels than the sink's buffer supply, improving robustness across mixed-brand source populations.

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I2C-bus and SMBus Segment Extension

Beyond HDMI, the PCA9527DP is a general-purpose 3-channel bidirectional bus extender for I2C-bus and SMBus per the NXP datasheet. Backplanes, telecom shelves, and industrial controllers frequently exceed the segment capacitance limit imposed by a single bus; inserting the buffer splits the bus into independent capacitance domains while retaining all I2C operating modes, including clock arbitration and multi-master behavior. The open-drain, bidirectional architecture requires no direction-control signal, so it is transparent to existing master firmware. Designers should size pull-up resistors per segment and verify rise time at the farthest node; the accelerator assists but does not eliminate RC-loading effects on very heavy segments.

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Notebook Docking Stations and Port Replicators

A docking station extends the notebook's DDC/CEC lines through the dock connector and then onward to an external monitor cable, easily doubling the bus capacitance beyond spec. The PCA9527DP placed near the dock's HDMI output isolates the notebook-side segment from the monitor-cable segment, ensuring EDID reads succeed across the full range of attached displays. The 2.7 V to 5.5 V supply range matches typical dock 3.3 V rails, and low 8 pF pin capacitance minimizes its own contribution to the loaded bus. Hot-plug robustness is enhanced by the overvoltage-tolerant SDAx/SCLx pins, important in consumer products where users connect and disconnect displays powered at different levels.

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AV Switchers, Matrices and KVM Extenders

Professional AV matrices switch one of many HDMI inputs to an output, and each DDC port accumulates capacitance from muxes, ESD protection, and board routing. The PCA9527DP regenerates the DDC/CEC edges after the switch stage, so the selected source sees a clean, low-capacitance bus regardless of routing length - critical for reliable 100 kHz+ EDID and HDCP authentication traffic, which is timing intolerant. The 115 ns delay is deterministic and small relative to I2C Fast-mode timing. The CEC channel is buffered independently so networked standby and one-touch-play commands propagate between the selected source and sink. This makes the part a common fit in matrix switch and KVM-over-IP local-side designs.

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Long-Cable HDMI Runs and Cabling Infrastructure

The PCA9527's headline use case per the NXP datasheet is enabling system designers to isolate bus capacitance to meet the HDMI DDC version 1.3 distance specification. Wall plates, active cable inline modules, and HDBaseT transmitter front ends place the buffer at the cable head, regenerating DDC edges before the long run attenuates them. With only 8 pF of input capacitance, the buffer adds negligible load at the board side, while its accelerator compensates the RC charging of long-gauge cable conductors. Because CEC is buffered on its own channel, remote-control messaging remains reliable across the full cable length, avoiding the intermittent CEC failures typical of unbuffered long runs.

What is the PCA9527DP and what does it do?
The PCA9527DP is a 3-channel bidirectional open-drain bus buffer from NXP Semiconductors designed for HDMI Display Data Control (DDC) clock and data lines plus Consumer Electronic Control (CEC). It buffers SDA, SCL and CEC signals at up to 400 kHz from a 2.7 V to 5.5 V supply, isolating bus capacitance on each side so HDMI DDC cables can meet the HDMI 1.3 distance specification. It is packaged in a 10-pin TFSOP.
What is the supply voltage range of the PCA9527DP?
The PCA9527DP operates from a single supply of 2.7 V to 5.5 V, per the distributor-published specifications. This range covers typical 3.3 V and 5 V rails used in HDMI source and sink equipment. The SDAx and SCLx pins are additionally overvoltage tolerant, which protects the buffer when powered down or when a powered-down source connects to an active HDMI sink.
What is the best drop-in replacement for the PCA9527DP?
The most direct replacement is the PCA9527DPZ, the same NXP part supplied in the identical 10-TSSOP package with lead-free plating, and it is pin-to-pin compatible. Because the PCA9527DP is End of Life, verify NXP's official discontinuance and replacement documentation on the NXP product page before committing to last-time-buy quantities. A functional review of NXP level-translator parts such as the NVT2002 or TCA9517 family is advised only where a footprint change is acceptable.
Why is the PCA9527DP used in HDMI applications?
The PCA9527DP exists specifically because HDMI DDC/CEC lines traverse cables whose capacitance exceeds what a raw I2C-bus segment tolerates. Its bidirectional buffer stages and rise-time accelerator isolate bus capacitance on each side, allowing the design to meet the HDMI DDC version 1.3 distance specification, as stated in the NXP PCA9527 datasheet. The dedicated third channel carries CEC so no extra device is needed for that interface.
What is the difference between PCA9527DP and PCA9527DPZ?
The PCA9527DP and PCA9527DPZ are the same die and the same 10-TSSOP package; the DPZ suffix ordering variant denotes lead-free (RoHS) plating, whereas bare DP ordering codes may map to older termination options. Both are listed by DigiKey as 3-channel 400 kHz buffer/accelerator devices in 10-TSSOP. For new designs and RoHS-constrained builds, choose the PCA9527DPZ ordering code and confirm compliance status on the NXP product page.
Where can I buy PCA9527DP and is it still in stock?
PCA9527DP availability is limited because NXP has placed the part on End of Life. Remaining stock surfaces at distributors listed on Octopart, which tracks 13 distributors for this part, including DigiKey (as PCA9527DP,118) and Mouser. Since this is an EOL component, expect last-time-buy conditions and verify live stock before design release. XAIPART offers quote-based sourcing for EOL devices - contact us for current pricing as of 2026-10-20.
How much does the PCA9527DP cost?
Verified distributor pricing for the PCA9527DP was not available at the time this page was compiled, so unit pricing is shown as 0.00 pending a live quote (as of 2026-10-20). As an NXP End-of-Life part, price depends heavily on residual distributor stock and broker sourcing. Typical interface ICs in this class historically ranged from roughly $0.50 to $2 in volume, but you should request a quotation for firm, current numbers.
What is the propagation delay of the PCA9527DP?
The PCA9527DP has a propagation delay of 115 ns and input capacitance of 8 pF, according to distributor-published datasheet specifications. This low delay preserves the I2C-bus setup and hold timing margins at 400 kHz Fast-mode operation, which matters when the buffer is cascaded with cable delay in long HDMI DDC runs. Combined with the rise-time accelerator, timing compliance is maintained across the full supply range.
Where can I download the PCA9527DP datasheet PDF?
The official PCA9527 datasheet PDF is available on the NXP website at nxp.com/docs/en/data-sheet/PCA9527.pdf. It covers the full electrical characteristics, application information, and package drawings for the 10-TFSOP package. Be aware that the PCA9527DP is on NXP End-of-Life status, so the product page also hosts discontinuance notices and replacement guidance that you should read alongside the datasheet.
Is the PCA9527DP suitable for extending I2C-bus segments?
Yes. Although optimized for HDMI DDC/CEC, the PCA9527DP is a genuine bidirectional I2C-bus/SMBus buffer: the NXP datasheet describes it as a 3-channel bidirectional bus extender for HDMI, I2C-bus and SMBus. At 400 kHz with 115 ns delay and only 8 pF input capacitance, it splits a bus into isolated segments so each segment stays within its capacitance budget. Note it does not perform voltage level translation between differing rails.
PCA9527 vs TCA9517 - which should I choose for DDC buffering?
The TCA9517 (TI) is a 2-channel I2C/SMBus buffer, so it covers SDA and SCL but has no dedicated CEC channel, whereas the PCA9527 provides three channels including CEC in one 10-pin package. If your HDMI design needs CEC buffering too, the PCA9527 reduces part count. If you only buffer DDC and prefer an active-support TI part, TCA9517 is the safer lifecycle choice given the PCA9527's EOL status. Note the two are not pin-compatible - a footprint change is required.
Is PCA9527DP end of life and what should I do?
Yes. The NXP product page lists PCA9527DP under End of Life, with discontinuance and replacement documentation. Recommended actions are: place a last-time-buy with distributors while stock remains (Octopart lists 13 distributors), review NXP's official replacement suggestions, and qualify alternatives such as PCA9527DPZ (same die) for current RoHS builds or 2-channel buffers like TCA9517 if a redesign is acceptable. Budget several weeks for qualification of any substitute.
What are the key specifications of the PCA9527DP engineers should know?
The essential numbers are: 3 bidirectional open-drain channels (SDA, SCL, CEC); supply range 2.7 V to 5.5 V; operation to 400 kHz I2C Fast-mode; 115 ns propagation delay; 8 pF input capacitance; overvoltage-tolerant SDAx/SCLx pins; and a 10-TFSOP (10-TSSOP) surface-mount package. These figures come from the NXP datasheet and distributor listings. Together they explain its use for HDMI DDC/CEC bus extension across cables meeting the HDMI 1.3 distance specification.
What is a NXP equivalent for the PCA9527DP?
Within NXP, the exact same-die drop-in is the PCA9527DPZ ordering variant in the identical 10-TSSOP package. For new footprints, NXP's NVT2002DP bidirectional voltage-level translator/bus-extender family and the broader NXP I2C buffer portfolio can serve HDMI DDC buffering but are not pin-compatible with the 10-TSSOP PCA9527. A true cross-brand pin-to-pin equivalent was not identified in published cross-reference data, which is common for this specialized DDC/CEC buffer.
Does the PCA9527DP provide voltage level translation?
No. The PCA9527DP is a buffer/accelerator, not a level translator: it isolates capacitance and drives edges on I2C-bus, SMBus, DDC and CEC lines, but both bus segments should operate at compatible logic levels within its 2.7 V to 5.5 V supply environment. If your application requires translation between, for example, 1.8 V and 3.3 V rails, use NXP level translators such as the NVT2002 or NTS0104 family instead, which are explicitly designed for voltage-level shifting.

エンジニアリング参考データ: PCA9527DP — 比較、設計ガイダンス、コンプライアンス情報。

選定ガイド

Choose the PCA9527DP (or the RoHS PCA9527DPZ ordering code) when you must buffer all three HDMI wires - DDC SDA, DDC SCL and CEC - in one 10-TSSOP footprint, especially for long DDC cable runs that must meet the HDMI 1.3 distance specification. Choose the TI TCA9517 instead if you only buffer DDC (no CEC), want an actively supported lifecycle part, and can change the footprint. Choose the NXP NVT2002 or PCA9306 family when your segments also need voltage-level translation between differing rails, since the PCA9527 buffers but does not shift levels. Given the PCA9527DP's End-of-Life status, new designs should treat it as a maintenance/repair solution and design in a supported substitute where footprints are not frozen.

代替品との比較

パラメータ この製品 PCA9527DPZ
Package 10-TSSOP (10-TFSOP) 10-TSSOP - same footprint
Brand NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors
Channels 3 (SDA, SCL, CEC) 3 (SDA, SCL, CEC)
Supply Voltage 2.7 V to 5.5 V 2.7 V to 5.5 V
Max Data Rate 400 kHz 400 kHz
Propagation Delay 115 ns 115 ns
Input Capacitance 8 pF 8 pF
Termination standard DP ordering code lead-free (Z) termination

主な差別化要因

  • Dedicated third CEC channel in one package (vs TCA9517DR)
  • Overvoltage-tolerant SDAx/SCLx pins (vs PCA9527DPZ)
  • Rise-time accelerator for long cables (vs PCA9306DCTR)

設計ノート

Estimated: the 8 pF input capacitance of the PCA9527DP adds to each segment's capacitance budget. Size pull-up resistors per segment independently: for a 400 kHz segment with ~200 pF total load and a 3.3 V rail, a 1 k to 2.2 k pull-up is a common starting point, then verify rise time (<300 ns for Fast-mode) with an oscilloscope at the farthest node. The rise-time accelerator compensates much of the RC loss on long HDMI DDC cables but cannot fix an over-loaded segment.

The PCA9527DP is a buffer, not a level translator. Both DDC segments must operate at compatible logic levels; do not connect a 1.8 V controller segment directly to a 5 V HDMI connector segment expecting voltage conversion. Use an NVT-family translator upstream if rails differ. Also note the part is End of Life per NXP: before releasing a new design, check NXP's discontinuance and replacement notices on the product page and secure last-time-buy stock.

Place a 0.1 uF ceramic decoupling capacitor within 2 mm of the VDD pin, and keep the CEC and SDA/SCL traces short and matched on the connector side. Because the SDAx/SCLx pins are overvoltage tolerant, the buffer can remain connected during hot-plug events, but include the HDMI-specified ESD protection on the connector side - the PCA9527's tolerance is not a substitute for system-level ESD devices.

コンプライアンス情報

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
鉛フリー
Unknown
ハロゲンフリー
Unknown
紛争鉱物
Unknown

The PCA9527DP is on NXP End-of-Life; compliance data was not included in the provided web data. The Z-suffix (PCA9527DPZ) ordering code conventionally denotes lead-free termination per NXP ordering-code convention - verify on the NXP product page.

データ検証日: 2026-10-20 — データはXAIPARTの部品エンジニアリングチームによって検証・管理されています

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