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MCZ33793AEF is listed in the Sensor And Detector Interfaces range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists NXP USA Inc.. Its product description is IC DSI SLAVE SENSOR 16-SOIC. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The MCZ33793AEF is a slave Distributed System Interface (DSI) device optimized for sensor interfacing. It features a 4-channel, 8-bit analog-to-digital converter and four configurable I/O pins that function as analog inputs, logic inputs, or logic outputs. The component provides a regulated +5.0 V output for sensor power derived from the bus. Key electrical characteristics include an operating temperature range of -40 to 150 °C and a 16-pin SOICN package. It supports field-programmable addressing and includes undervoltage fault detection.
Verify the specific ordering suffix EF/R2 corresponds to the required capacity expansion variant. Confirm the package type matches the 16-pin SOICN requirement. Ensure the temperature rating aligns with the -40 to 150 °C operational range specified for this part number.
Select this component when a DSI-compliant slave interface is required for remote sensors. It is suitable for applications needing integrated ADC capabilities and regulated power delivery over a single bus line. Consider the 8-bit resolution and configurable I/O flexibility for system design.
This device belongs to the 33793 family of analog integrated circuits designed for distributed system interfaces. It serves as a bridge between centralized microcontrollers and remote sensors, enabling data acquisition and control in complex wiring environments typical of automotive and industrial sectors.
The MCZ33793EF/R2 is listed as an existing capacity variation within the same family. Verify functional equivalence regarding address programming and electrical parameters before substitution.
The device supports both runtime programmable addressing via daisy chain and pre-programmed nonvolatile memory storage using the Read/Write NVM command.
The H_CAP pin connects to an external holding capacitor that stores energy during bus idle periods to supply current to the device and external sensors during signaling.
Yes, all four I/O pins can be configured by the central MCU as analog-to-digital inputs, logic inputs, or logic outputs.
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