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TCA9548A Multiplexer Module

TCA9548A Multiplexer Module

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The TCA9548A 1 to 8 I2C Multiplexer Module is an electronic expansion board that allows a single I²C bus to communicate with up to eight separate I²C channels. Based on...

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SKU: OPX-ELC-0220
Vendor: OPPONIX
Category: Unknown Type

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The TCA9548A 1 to 8 I2C Multiplexer Module is an electronic expansion board that allows a single I²C bus to communicate with up to eight separate I²C channels. Based on the TCA9548A multiplexer IC, it helps connect multiple I²C devices, including sensors, displays, and other peripherals, to a single microcontroller. Each channel can be selected independently, making it particularly useful when connecting multiple devices with the same I²C address.

The module is suitable for Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, and other compatible microcontroller platforms. It is ideal for sensor networks, robotics, automation, and electronics development projects.

Key Features

  • 1-to-8 I²C channel expansion
  • Based on the TCA9548A multiplexer IC
  • Supports up to eight selectable I²C channels
  • Helps connect multiple devices with identical I²C addresses
  • Supports standard I²C communication
  • Selectable channels through software control
  • Compact PCB design for easy integration
  • Compatible with Arduino, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi when voltage requirements are met

Applications

  • Multiple I²C sensor interfacing
  • Arduino and ESP32 projects
  • Robotics and automation systems
  • Multi-display I²C applications
  • Environmental monitoring systems
  • Sensor network development
  • Electronics prototyping and testing
  • DIY embedded systems