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TPU channel failure

TPU channel failure

2005-03-10 by Rod.Niner@gsescales.spx.com

I have a 68332 with a TPU channel running DIO function (we run all 
functions from RAM).  It set to be an input.

I have one unit where it appears that the output driver is still loading 
the TPU pin:
I can still read the pin and see changes but it takes over 10 ma to pull 
the  pin high. (800 ohm pullup versus the normal 20K) 
This pin could have seen some high voltage.  Yet I find it hard to believe 
that the hardware could fail this way:
(Input still functional and just control of the output lost). 

Has anyone else seen this? 


Rod Niner
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Re: [68300] TPU channel failure

2005-03-11 by Tim Flynn

Haven't seen that exactly. But I wouldn't be surprised.
Perhaps a (now) bad protection diode.

Tim
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On 10-Mar-05, at 11:06 AM, Rod.Niner@... wrote:

>
> I have a 68332 with a TPU channel running DIO function (we run all
> functions from RAM).  It set to be an input.
>
> I have one unit where it appears that the output driver is still 
> loading
> the TPU pin:
> I can still read the pin and see changes but it takes over 10 ma to 
> pull
> the  pin high. (800 ohm pullup versus the normal 20K)
> This pin could have seen some high voltage.  Yet I find it hard to 
> believe
> that the hardware could fail this way:
> (Input still functional and just control of the output lost).
>
> Has anyone else seen this?
>
>
> Rod Niner
> Hardware/Software Engineer
>

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