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Hello,
i´ve some problems getting correct values. I´ve implemented an I2C Master in Verilog to get the temp values out of tmp102 module. 1. I transmit the address of the tmp102 and it response with an ACK. 2. After I receive the ACK I set the inout wire to z so that the tmp102 is able to manipulate the bus. 3. I receive the correct temp 00011101 = 29C° (right now in Germany) on the oscilloscpe(TDS210) but the transmitted 0 are 0,640V high. Thats as high as my z Value and my FPGA read this 0,540V as 1. BUT the ACK is the one and only correct 0 = 0V. In the end I´ve correct 0 = 0V , 1 = 3,3V and z = 0,640V from my FPGA and the correct 1 = 3,3V and wrong 0 = 0,640V from my tmp102 module. Code. The inout sda is connected to a tristate register assign sda = (en) ? puffer : 1'bz;. en is my enable register that is set to 0 after transmitting the adress and to 1 if I want to send something. puffer is my data register which I feed with addresses and everything else I wand to transmit on the sda bus. Does anyone have an idea how to pull the incorrect 0 to 0V or to tell my fpga to interpret this 0,640V as 0 and not 1? I already tried resistors from 120MOhm to 1KOhm but it pulls both my 3,3V to 2V and my 0,640V down to 0,540V with the same results.Link Copied
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