The PCA9511ADP can support I2C bus frequencies up to 400 kHz, but it's recommended to limit the frequency to 100 kHz for reliable operation.
No, PCA9511ADP is specifically designed for I2C bus level shifting and is not recommended for use with other communication protocols.
The PCA9511ADP has built-in hot-swapping protection, but it's still recommended to use external circuitry to handle power sequencing and bus stabilization during hot-swapping or insertion/removal of devices.
The PCA9511ADP can drive I2C bus capacitances up to 400 pF, but it's recommended to limit the capacitance to 200 pF for reliable operation.
Yes, PCA9511ADP can be used in applications with multiple I2C masters, but it's recommended to use an I2C arbiter or multiplexer to manage the multiple masters and prevent bus conflicts.