Hello, Leon. You wrote: > With CMOS devices, it is possible in some situations for the substrate to > become biased so that the device behaves like an SCR, think of a > forward-biased diode. Lots of current is drawn and the device can > self-destruct. If power is removed quickly, they often recover. > It can be caused by applying a voltage to an I/O pin before the chip is > supplied with power, and there are several other causes: > http://www.analog.com/library/analogDialogue/archives/35-05/latchup/ Very interesting effect. How it can be overcomed? -- Valerij Avrealij
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Re: [AVR-Chat] ISP problem: very high current when ISP switched ON (more 200mA)
2005-02-13 by Valerij Avrealij