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Vishay VEML7700 Light

The Vishay VEML7700 Light is an I²C device in the LabWired part catalog. Its catalog type is veml7700. It connects to the MCU over I²C at the default address 0x10. The catalog gives a supply range of 2.5–3.6 V. It has 4 pins. A registered peripheral model runs in the engine: the firmware talks to it over the real bus and gets device-accurate responses.

Key facts

CategoryI²C devices
Catalog typeveml7700
InterfaceI²C
Default I²C address0x10 (16 decimal)
Supply range2.5–3.6 V
Pins4
DatasheetVishay VEML7700 datasheet

What LabWired simulates

What is simulated

Simulated device model

How it was validated

Built from the datasheet. Implemented from the part’s register documentation and exercised by automated tests. Nothing physical was ever placed next to it.

Vishay VEML7700 Light pinout

PinElectrical typeFunction
VCC Power input Supply
GND Power input Supply
SDA Open-drain I²C data (SDA)
SCL Open-drain I²C clock (SCL)

How to simulate the Vishay VEML7700 Light in LabWired

  1. Open the Playground at app.labwired.com and place an MCU board.
  2. Add the Vishay VEML7700 Light (catalog type veml7700).
  3. Connect VCC and GND to the supply and ground of the board. Use a supply inside the catalog range of 2.5–3.6 V.
  4. Connect SDA and SCL to the I²C data and clock pins of the board.
  5. Run the firmware. It finds the part on the I²C bus at 0x10 and reads and writes it as on hardware.

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Further reading

Modelled from Vishay VEML7700 datasheet.

Wire it up in Playground → See the full validation matrix